Sentence examples for equally affluent from inspiring English sources

The Scene Highlands and Cashiers (pronounced CASH-ers) are equally affluent fraternal twins, nestled in the midst of the Nantahala National Forest.

And the wealth of some suburban communities -- something similar to what happened in affluent Roslyn happened not long ago in equally affluent Wyckoff, N.J., to the tune of $1.7 million -- can make residents who are accustomed to forking over whatever it costs for that new Weber grill fork over whatever is presumed to be needed to keep the schools near the top of the heap.

The figures for clever disadvantaged pupils failing to achieve high grades at GCSE - 36 per cent of boys and 24 per cent of girls - compares with 16 per cent of boys and nine per cent of girls amongst their equally clever but more affluent peers.

Education Secretary Arne Duncanhas said he would like to strengthen national academic standards, tighten requirements that high-quality teachers be distributed equally across schools in affluent and poor neighborhoods, and make other adjustments.

But the burden of military service is obviously not equally shared, with the affluent and famous tucked away safely at home.

The poor, in fact, must make do in a number of analogous ways that are equally frowned upon by the well-intentioned affluent.

Equally important was the fact that Cyprus allowed affluent Russians to escape the corruption of their home country and to trade it for the rule of law of the European Union.

Professor Ogbu's latest conclusions are highlighted in a study of blacks in Shaker Heights, Ohio, an affluent Cleveland suburb whose school district is equally divided between blacks and whites.

But boundary changes have brought thousands of affluent Tory-leaning voters into the constituency, making it an equally tight race.

Finally our finding that patients from more deprived areas were equally likely to die in hospices and nursing homes as those from affluent areas, contradicts the view that the latter may access these services more often.

Equally worrisome is the continuing gap between low-income and more-affluent students.