Sentence examples for more affluent as from inspiring English sources

It's true of less affluent people more than more affluent people, but it's true of the more affluent as well.

As a result, some drug makers are pursuing a two-tiered strategy in developing markets: selling their own lines of more expensive name-brand products to the more affluent, as well as offering midpriced branded generic lines that include prescription and over-the-counter medicines for the broader market.

"As a society gets wealthier and more affluent as Singapore has over the past few years, it becomes more conservative.

And she too had blundered, imagining Spencer to be much more affluent as well, a trouble-free 'beard,' able to offer both security and propriety.

Overall women with better physical health and who were more affluent as indicated by holding private health insurance had better mental health.

In the expanded community, as many low-income rentals will blend in with more than 800 homes rented or sold to working-class and more affluent people, as well as an office building, new stores and parks.

The results suggest that the campaigns reached the broad target audience, but also reached younger and more affluent audiences as well.

Population screening programmes were introduced in Scotland for cervical cancer in 1988 and breast cancer during the 1990s: uptake was higher in more affluent groups, as has been observed in England (Banks et al, 2002; Maheswaran et al, 2006), the United States (Kothari and Birch, 2004), Canada (Katz and Hofer, 1994) and the Netherlands (Louwman et al, 2007).

[Focus Group 6, Younger, More Affluent] "Yeah, as well as getting you going you actually feel 'well I'm getting a pat on the back someone's recognising my effort'".

Changing to attract more affluent shoppers as well, Wal-Mart, whose Canadian operations are based in Mississauga, Ontario, plans to open as many as 20 stores in Canada this year, and to expand in the country at a similar pace in years to come.

Yet analysts have long complained that Thailand is neither fish nor fowl: not as cheap a place to do business as poor countries such as Vietnam and Indonesia, but not as well provided with skilled workers and infrastructure as more affluent places such as Malaysia and Singapore.