Sentence examples for getting affluent from inspiring English sources

And they aren't just getting affluent consumers to purchase them.

"And you've got affluent old people living in large [rent-stabilized] apartments with empty bedrooms where their kids once lived".

The affluent areas of Baghdad seem to be getting more affluent.

Tsakalotos says he is determined to use stick and carrot to pursue those who had got off lightly, with the aim of getting the affluent to contribute to rebuilding a country that has lost 25% of its national output.

As people get more affluent, they are more likely to join community associations.

There are charities like Sands in the UK, which offer support, but it is surprising how little attention stillbirths get in affluent and in poorer countries alike.

"You've got the affluent people living in the hills, who normally wouldn't mix with the food-not-bombs people or the anarchists or the Native Americans or the environmentalists.

One reaction to all this complexity would be to thank the Ronsvalles for trying to get an affluent nation to live up to its own self-image of generosity -- but to ignore their insistence on developing a more accurate picture of American philanthropy.

Today's challenge for traditional retailers is not "Do they have a good website?" or "Do they have a good mobile device?" The question is: "How do they get young affluent people excited?" And I think Gilt does a great job of that.

In the past five years, the state has launched many development schemes and as people come out of poverty and get more affluent, more girl children will be killed unless something is done now.

"Inflation and the fact that society has gotten more affluent over time has boosted the VSL substantially over the past 33 years," added Viscusi, now a professor at Vanderbilt University.