Sentence examples for generally well-off from inspiring English sources

BREMEN is a special case in generally well-off Germany.

The first was the prevalence of adverse experiences among this generally well-off population.

(He added that wired homes were generally well-off, a population that watches television less as a matter of course).

The Democratic candidate, Janice Hahn, won last night's special election in California's 36th Congressional District, an ethnically diverse but generally well-off district in along the Santa Monica Bay in Los Angeles.

Seydoux is Célestine, a beautiful young woman who radiates resentment at the indignity of being in service and having to kowtow to her employers: generally well-off and bad-tempered married women who are all too well aware that the master of the house may take a shine to this pretty young thing.

17 In these contexts, interventions for cancer beyond surgery in previously unresearched populations (ie, in any other than generally well-off Western Caucasian populations) must be considered of uncertain benefit, and a formative evaluation strategy for application of any intervention in new populations is the safest approach.

They are among the most educated ethnic groups and generally well off, according to the Pew Research Center.

The third was the least well understood in advance of the vote and generally less well-off than the others, responding to low wages; low pensions; unaffordable housing; mill, mine, factory and fishery closures; unemployment; Britain's diminished military might; the challenging of traditional masculine values.

An obvious explanation for this, you'd think, would be that conservatives are generally more well-off.

When I arrived, David was taking a break between meeting clients, who he told me are generally pretty well-off.

That means the utilities' revenues suffer, and consumers without solar power (generally the less well-off) cross-subsidise those with it.Rows about this are flaring across America.