Sentence examples similar to indeed well off from inspiring English sources
And Ms Khobragade is indeed well-off.
Indeed well-off people in the north are more likely to vote Labour than the poor are in the south (see chart 2).
Do we believe the rich should be trusted to tithe, or should we have a society with a basic taxing-and-spending structure that ensures a modicum of economic security for all people?" In a more equitable society, the very well off might indeed have less cash to give.
It turned out he was indeed pretty well-off, the son of a celebrated Harvard anthropologist and the grandson of Hugo von Hofmannsthal, the Viennese poet and librettist of Strauss operas.
Jones was indeed well built.
HOW well off are Americans?
Indeed, well worth living.
Her grandmother hadn't been well off, but she hadn't been one for drinking, smoking, eating much, buying much, going to the cinema or indeed anywhere.
Indeed, people in other well-off countries view America's lack of universal health care as cruel and barbaric, as indeed it is.
Within the top decile, the super-rich have left the merely well-off far behind.Indeed increases in national income this decade have been so skewed towards the rich that, allowing for headline inflation, the spending power of a large chunk of the population has apparently stagnated or even declined.
