Sentence examples for more affluent at from inspiring English sources

We're likely to create a system that's going to favor the more affluent at the expense of citizens who don't have access to computers".

Mr. Silverstein's original mission at The Times was to help attract a younger, more affluent readership at a time when television and an economic downturn were eroding newspapers' influence and profitability.

Now the Republican pursuit of lower marginal tax rates for the more affluent defies at least political reality.

The Cereal Killer cafe in Shoreditch was attacked with paint and had the word "scum" daubed on it by demonstrators taking part in a "F*** parade" protest against renewal and rebuilding in the area accompanied by an influx of more affluent residents at the expense of poorer people.

The Ellis Act was originally designed for landlords to go out of business, but housing activists say it is being abused in San Francisco by real estate interests who evict longtime rent-controlled tenants in favor of bringing in new, more affluent tenants at higher market rates or turning these units into tenancies-in-common or condominiums.

Minnesota had the biggest gap between graduation rates of low-income students and more affluent ones, at 24.1 percentage points.

The New York Times Magazine wrote that the influx of more affluent shoppers at these stores has helped create a "dollar store economy" in the wake of the Great Recession.

Women living in more deprived areas who were diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the late 1980s had lower survival than more affluent women at both 1 and 5 years after diagnosis (Table 2).

Among men, relative survival was systematically higher in more affluent groups, both at 1 year and at 5 years after diagnosis.

Even the class structure is based around what elevation someone lives at: the more affluent neighbourhoods are found at the lowest reaches of La Paz, where high-rise condos and gated suburbs sprawl southwest from the city centre.

The crowd appeared more affluent than those at the usual Tahrir Square protests here, to say nothing of the Islamist rallies.