Sentence examples for individual affluence from inspiring English sources

But their multinationalism, and their lives of individual affluence and shared reputation, would be familiar to soccer players on Europe's grandest teams.

You love our world, our country -- not its government, clearly, but its old ideals and living idealists, its possibilities, its dreamers, and its dreams (not the stale, stuffed American dream of individual affluence, but the other dreams of a better world for all of us, a world of principle).

GDP/capita is a measure of potential individual affluence, and number of telephones/100 people, is a crude estimate of technical development.

Many of them now know that they live in a poor and highly restrictive society, and they are also increasingly aware that their South Korean brethren enjoy unbelievable levels of affluence and individual freedom.

Overall, focus should be placed upon more proximal variables such as individual factors and family affluence that showed stronger influences.

Affluence of individuals was assessed using the ABC1C2DE classification of participant's home postcodes.

Social interactions were then fitted into the logit models, followed by individual-level variables, local affluence and geographical remoteness.

We proceeded to test whether any ethnic differences in psychological distress remained significant after controlling for social interactions, other individual-level variables, local affluence and geographical remoteness.

Furthermore, there was no evidence that pre-existing or continuing good health or affluence protected individuals; paradoxically, good health and high social status may accentuate the rise in mortality after bereavement.

Further adjustment for other individual-level variables, local affluence and geographical remoteness (Model 3) had a more substantial attenuating influence on the ethnic density ORs and 95% CIs, except that for the English born in the UK and the overseas-born Australians.

Adjusting for all other individual-level characteristics, neighbourhood affluence and geographical remoteness (Model 3) had a more substantive effect on the ethnic differences (OR=3.67 to 2.11 for the Lebanese born in Lebanon; OR=2.30 to 1.84 for the Croatians born in Croatia).