Sentence examples for generally affluent from inspiring English sources

For decades, the generally affluent Palos Verdes surfers have been notoriously hostile toward outsiders.

Santa Barbara has developed as a generally affluent and picturesque community.

The San Fernando Valley, a generally affluent, mostly white swath of the city, has been trying to secede.

Or at least that is the line for the generally affluent, health-conscious people who wear these things.

"While Hong Kong is a generally affluent society, there are still many people who live a hand-to-mouth existence," he said.

The adverse social conditions of migrant workers, which have occasionally given rise to national concern, remain one of the negative aspects of a generally affluent state.

In most previous elections, a smaller and generally more affluent French community leaned toward the right.

The clients of Schwab, which is based in San Francisco, are generally less affluent than those of Merrill.

This group is generally more affluent and contributes more to consumer spending and the economy relative to its size.

They shared space with the Lab School and the Museum School, whose students are not generally as affluent as those at I.S. 89, who come from Battery Park City.

Until last year, the Senate had been held for decades by the Republicans, who win more seats in suburban districts that are generally more affluent.