Sentence examples for just well-off from inspiring English sources

The end result is stability.' It is not just well-off Londoners and those in the South-east driving the market.

Her goal, she told me a few years ago, was to make feminism something that could be approached by all women – not just well-off white university grads – in an era where magazine covers were heralding its death.

Her goal, she told me a few years ago, was to make feminism something that could be approached by all women not just well-off white college grads in an era where magazine covers were heralding its death.

Those two simple changes will raise revenue in a manner that is fair, as the richest will pay a percentage that is at least equal to that paid by those who are just well off.

The link between racial resentment and attitudes about gun ownership and gun control is well established in the academic literature: Whites who agree with statements like "if black people would only try harder they could be just as well-off as whites" are more likely to own guns.

They would have been very damaging to the pensions of all working people, not just the well-off.

Not just the well-off, the vast majority can expect that their kids will do better than them.

When asked whether his characters were just too well-off for viewers to be moved by their paltry troubles, Apatow countered that you could pose the same question about The Great Gatsby.

There'll be far too many places which feel like they're just for the well-off and far too many places which feel like they're just for the poor; there'll be far too many schools which feel like they're just for one minority group or just for one social class".

But I firmly believe that this campaign is not just about how well-off I will be in my autumn years.

Now that black cars are not just for the well-off, Uber is stepping it up.