Sentence examples for largely well-off from inspiring English sources

Physicians whose patients were largely well-off could thus have had better agreement that was not associated with their own characteristics.

Critics of the policy said it largely benefited well-off white men while discriminating against black and lower-income men.

Salisbury looks like a small American city from the air & it & the "bundu" around it are inhabited largely by well-off Europeans.

And like most tax concessions, large tax breaks for capital gains largely favour the well-off.

The historian Mark Geiger links the rise of bushwhacking to a failed scheme by Missouri Confederates to finance their rebellion against the state's Unionist government; when the rebellion collapsed, many of its members – drawn largely from Missouri's well-off, slave-owning class – were left with enormous debts.

Monthly fees are around 400 reais for courses taught on campus; 250-300 reais for those taught at a distance.Public institutions are constitutionally barred from charging fees; they are therefore harder to get into and largely colonised by the well-off.

It is waged mostly in the north and east, leaving the populous, well-off west largely unscathed.

She said the Citizens United case had given the Koch brothers and others license to create "shadowy networks" of well-off but largely anonymous donors to further their agenda.

Both ventures prosper because they cater to well-off families, largely in cities.American behemoths are unlikely to leave the field to specialists.

The galleries, which will change every four months, also include a section that is temporarily dedicated to the well-off and largely American collectors who donated many works to the museum over the decades.

The design of these programs largely avoids election-year handouts to well-off voters.