Sentence examples for enjoy the same standard from inspiring English sources
"The Japanese population is expected to fall dramatically over the coming decades, yet people will still expect to enjoy the same standard of living".
If they are to enjoy the same standard of living, relative to the rest of society, as retired people do today, the cost is bound to grow.
Some of those interviewed, like Raymond E. Dixon, a Kansas City computer programmer, said they were confident their children would not enjoy the same standard of living they had, calling it a reversal of the American dream.
Remember that if you rely on a UK pension in sterling, exchange rates could erode the value of that income so you may not enjoy the same standard of living.
It gets worse: the pensions company Royal London says average earners who from the unlikely age of 22 put aside money for retirement will find themselves working until around the age of 77 if they wish to enjoy the same standard of living their parents did on retiring.
That protection has cost this government an absolute fortune.I also know that something else makes many pensioners anxious: a sense that their children and grand-children are struggling to get ahead, or even enjoy the same standard of living as their elders.
He added that "Somali educational authorities should expect to enjoy the same standards of educational support as in other countries".
We work with national counterparts, including ministries, non-governmental organizations, civil society and advocacy groups, to ensure that Children affected by HIV and AIDS (CABA) and other vulnerable children living in communities with HIV prevalence enjoy the same standards of social acceptance, personal development and quality of life as other children.
Most of the groups were pessimistic about their chances of enjoying the same standard of living as the middle class.
Its report did not assume that someone consuming a low-quality good enjoys the same standard of living as someone consuming a high-quality good.
"They are elites who enjoy the same high standard of living as ministers and bureaucrats".
