(It was a sign of the middle-class affluence that sped along in spite of the wars of faith).
(How much of the glory depended on the specific actions of the government, and how much on the special circumstances of that era in Western history, is still debated; we debate the same thing here about the middle-class affluence of the Eisenhower-Kennedy years).
Great to be here, the business secretary tells them, though I always have to remember that Lib Dems are in favour of bypasses in Eastbourne, but against them in Lewes (19 miles away).As part of my research, I went to Mr Clegg's constituency of Sheffield Hallam, a rare pocket of middle-class affluence on the moors above the otherwise solidly Labour city of Sheffield.
The Chicago Marathon is entered by predominantly Caucasian entrants from middle- to upper-middle-class affluence with a wide range in age and near equality in the sexes.
Millions of black Americans have managed to pull themselves up into mainstream, middle-class affluence, but millions of others remain mired in poverty and dysfunction....Along came Barack Obama, a young man with an unassailable résumé and a message of post-racial transformation.
Japan saw rapid economic growth in the 60's leading to affluence for the middle class and urban problems.
They are attracted both by Latin America's new (relative) economic stability and the growing affluence of its middle class.
OSAKA, Japan — Like many members of Japan's middle class, Masato Y. enjoyed a level of affluence two decades ago that was the envy of the world.
1950-1970: A new white collar class emerges in force in North America and Western Europe as unprecedented and spreading affluence expands the overall middle class.
This was born of the rising affluence of the region's middle class, many of whom had now travelled south and seen countryside noticeably different from their flat homeland.
"It has routine affluence spread across a large upper middle class, and it has a pro-builders environment.
