Sentence examples for moderately well-off from inspiring English sources

THE fashionable new slogan in China is xiaokang shehui, or "moderately well-off society".

If he hadn't, he later said, he would have been a poor schoolteacher instead of a moderately well-off cartoonist.

"A moderately well-off society" is where all citizens, rural and urban, enjoy high standards of living.

The goal is to create a "moderately well-off society" in the region by 2020, Chinese leaders say.

Nowadays even moderately well-off students often take a break between school and university to go round the world.

Nothing human has ever been alien to Barth, and this now includes the somewhat decelerated doings and autumnal preoccupations of the moderately well-off in their retirement.

"Respectable, middle-class, moderately well off.

Such moves could, of course, upset the moderately well off as much as the super-rich.

They were literate, at least moderately well off, and manifestly alienated from the world around them.

Not especially angry, moderately well off, mainly living in the South and generally a bit older.

But the party has said that "moderately well off" also means a more democratic China, and one that respects human rights.