Sentence examples for including affluence from inspiring English sources

The writer is an LAUSD teacher... To the editor: Among the lessons we've learned from Deasy's tenure is that there is no substitute for having a leader who was a working administrator with multiple experiences in schools in large, urban environments with great diversity, including affluence and poverty, different languages and high- and low-performance schools.

For consistency with earlier analyses of CHETS Wales data, models including family affluence terms were limited to children living with one or both parent figures, although sensitivity analyses indicated that models which did or did not exclude children in other living arrangements gave consistent results.

Other neighbourhood measures included local affluence and geographical remoteness.

The procession in Phnom Penh on Friday passed near the signposts of urban affluence, including a towering skyscraper under construction.

Its State of the Future Index is based on analysis of 28 factors – including education, health, affluence, conflict, freedom and the environment – and on the assessments from 700 experts worldwide.

Many studies suggest eating a whole-foods, plant-based diet can reduce your risk of the diseases of affluence, including cancer, heart-disease, and diabetes.

In the future, food systems are likely to change for a number of reasons, including increased global affluence and the challenges of feeding a global population that may reach nine billion persons by the 2050s (Royal Society 2009).

For a soccer-mad country that has only one World Cup crown to its record, that seems obvious, but Kuper and Szymanski produce a system that prescribes how well each nation should perform and finds that England is actually a modest overachiever based on a variety of factors including the size and affluence of its population.

Positive emotional well-being was more strongly associated with other factors including demographic characteristics, family affluence, and perceptions of neighbourhood surroundings.

Roughly half the photographs in the exhibition come from the United States, works by W. Eugene Smith, Sally Mann, Helen Levitt, Robert Frank and many other luminaries, spanning all the ages of childhood as well as children's diverse circumstances, including both scarcity and affluence.

"Others may be trying to create value for their brands," said Detlev von Platen, who heads Porsche's sales offensive in the lucrative French region, which includes pockets of affluence like Paris and Monte Carlo.