Sentence examples for more affluent but from inspiring English sources

A conservative country, more affluent but also more risk-averse, preferred continuity instead.

The black family on Fox's "Bernie Mac Show" is more affluent but just as culturally rooted.

This may suggest that not only more affluent, but also more concerned and/or compliant parents were more likely to take part in our study.

Psychiatric distress was more likely to recur or still be present 20 years later for those in socioeconomic disadvantage compared to those more affluent, but this association was reduced to non-significance when conditioning on intervening insomnia symptom trajectories.

Survival up to 5 years remains 4 6% lower among men in the more deprived groups than among the more affluent, but the deprivation gap did not widen significantly during the 1990s.

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

Such neighborhoods not only have more fast food restaurants and convenience stores than more affluent ones, but more grocery stores, supermarkets and full-service restaurants, too.

"It might help more affluent people but not the regular everyday people," said Jonathan Gaska, district manager for Community Board 14.

This strategy might be resisted by the more affluent societies, but such resistance could perhaps be overcome if many developing countries pursued the proposed strategy together and if some moral support emerged among the publics of the affluent societies.

On the one hand it creates a greater number of more affluent consumers, but the flipside is downward pressure on wages.

Poor people who live into middle age tend to die of the same causes as their more affluent peers, but to die earlier, according to a new study in The British Medical Journal.