Sentence examples for more affluent community from inspiring English sources

This would never would have happened in a more affluent community," she argues.

Their hope was to find a place with better schools than their old home had — a more affluent community, T. says, to be honest, and one where the children would thrive and the family could root itself and grow.

Farther to the south lies the more affluent community of Margate, once known as South Atlantic City, and home to some of the historical remnants of the city's storied past.

Someone like Leasure ― who now teaches at a nearby public high school ― wouldn't have necessarily been one of the more affluent community members, like he is now. .

The student population at Oceanside High School is about 85% White and only 2% Black and Oceanside is a more affluent community than Uniondale.

In the latter case, resources in the more affluent community may be accessible by those in the poor community.

In more affluent communities, the stakes can be even higher.

But they mount perhaps one or two at a time, drawing little notice in more affluent communities.

The universities are doing work that in more affluent communities is handled by parents and guidance counselors.

But we are a more conservative community, and we don't seem to have the same problems as more affluent communities".

In more affluent communities, school officials and others who spot something suspicious are more likely to discuss it with the family before calling the government.