Sentence examples for less wealthy members from inspiring English sources

Practical difficulties can ensue for less wealthy members who spend much of the year in Washington.

But now, more than ever, the Premier League needs to make sure that its less wealthy members get a fair share of the revenue generated by the dream that is beamed around the world.

"This is just a very easy way of providing high-quality investment management to young, less wealthy members of the family," says Pratt.

By the late 1570s, there was open discontent among the less wealthy members of the Stationers Companyy about Day's extensive patents.

A 2011 article in The Atlantic magazine, examining a study by Boston College, noted a "surprising litany of anxieties" in the super rich, including feelings of isolation, self-doubt and tensions with extended, less wealthy, family members.

That's flexibility for less wealthy family members who, for example, can't qualify for a hedge fund — which typically requires a net worth of at least $1 million.

These colonies were built in earlier years by wealthy Parsis for the less affluent members of the group.

It amounts to a promise that Britain will be allowed to play free-rider on the outer shores of Europe, while less wealthy single currency members like Slovakia and Estonia pay into a euro-zone pot to bail out (among others) big British banks.

To its north is Mezze 86, a less wealthy area home to many members of President Assad's minority Alawite sect, members of the security forces and, some residents say, the pro-government gangs known as shabiha that have been unleashed against the opposition.

In this regard, it is expected that the less wealthy, older, less educated and non-members (non-insured) are more likely to express support for redistributive policies.

If China is less wealthy, and less a rival, maybe some members of the United States Congress will not press it so hard to revalue its exchange rate.