Sentence examples for from the affluence from inspiring English sources

The name is derived from a Native American word, not from the affluence of residents, Mr. Cooper said.

Some children in the 3,000-student 3,000-student from the affluence of the seasidistrictts and others live in relatively poor areas on the mainland.

Despite its association with desirable central London neighbourhoods, Foxtons was founded by Jon Hunt in Notting Hill in 1981 when it was far removed from the affluence evident in Richard Curtis's eponymous 1999 film.

Plasma and liver cholesterol concentrations are, under balanced diet conditions, determined by the affluence from hepatic de-novo cholesterol biosynthesis.

"It is coming from the increased affluence in the Far East, especially in China".

The standardisation altered the estimates somewhat (in the direction expected from the relative affluence of our participants), but did not materially change the patterns.

If anything, the affluence is the school system.

The fall of Constantinople (now Istanbul) in 1453 and the end of the Hundred Years' War at about the same time increased commerce from the East and affluence in the West.

Panke believes that BMW will continue to benefit from the rise in affluence in America, Europe and Asia and from the aging of their populations.

Another plausible explanation might be differences in the epidemiological transition from 'diseases of affluence' to the diseases of the poor.

It ignores, as well, the spectrum of data and approaches required by the continuum from affluence to indigence.