Sentence examples for increased affluence from inspiring English sources

Officials of the charity cited the neighborhood's increased affluence.

But increased affluence, a trend towards longer holidays, fewer visa conditions and growing numbers of repeat travellers mean that every year more will take foreign trips, and more will venture farther.

However, whether the change in their voting patterns was due to their race, their religion, their increased affluence, or their suburban lifestyle or whether they simply responded to the message or personality of particular Republican Party candidates may be unclear.

Michael Urquhart, joint managing director of Gordon & MacPhail – whose independent bottling business, which has matured and bottled whisky from some 70 distillers for more than a century, saw exports soar by nearly 60% last year – says increased affluence is obviously a driver.

Economic growth and globalization are often cited as the principal macroeconomic drivers of urban sprawl; however, increased affluence, attractive land and housing prices, and the desire for larger homes with more amenities (such as yards, household appliances, storage space, and privacy) play significant roles at the level of the individual.

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

Second- and third-generation migrant communities are on the move, driven by increasing affluence and aspiration.

Rather, they thought it slighted the increasing affluence and prominence of their country.

Increasing affluence in Asia has caused prices for skins and the body parts used in traditional Chinese medicines to soar.

Part of the breakthrough is a result of the increasing affluence and education of the Mexican populace.

Increasing affluence brings about a million new vehicles on to the roads every month, choking the streets with traffic and the air with smog.