Sentence examples for more affluent regions from inspiring English sources

Thirty-five yeafterftheirheireleasese, Japanese-American internees placed in the poorest camp, Arkansas' Rohwer Relocation Center, earned 17percentt less than those placed in more affluent regions, such as Heart Mountain, Wyo., (pictured).

It found substantial differences in five-year survival rates, not only between the developing and developed world, but also within the more affluent regions of Europe and North America.

China Resources Power Holdings Co. Ltd. operates as an investment holding company, which engages in investing, developing, operating and managing power plants and coal mine projects in the more affluent regions or regions with abundant coal resources in China.

During the Hajj, pilgrims from poorer countries often live in more overcrowded accommodations than those from more affluent regions, which may increase the risk of droplet transmission and result in higher rates of asymptomatic carriage.

Finally, wider use of alcohol among women [ 24] and post-menopausal hormonal therapy [ 25, 26] are generally observed in more affluent regions, thus also in populations with a higher incidence of breast cancer.

In developing countries, the migration of health workers to more affluent regions and/or countries is a major problem, resulting in citizens in rural areas of developing countries experiencing difficulties receiving adequate medical care.

These results are consistent with demographic data indicating that Nicoya was among the indigenous provinces and was inhabited by several native tribes whereas Tilaran is known to be a more affluent region with a fair number of more recent European immigrants.

Eleven GPs had their office in the more affluent part of Vienna and 10 in the less affluent.

But as they become more affluent, the region's citizens want more from their governments.

Representatives of both organizations say that their fees, as well as their amenities, are reflective of their communities -- the more affluent the region, the pricier and more deluxe the facility.

Easier access to information in the capital and its agglomeration, the high concentration of government and public administration jobs with their requirement of citizenship, as well as more numerous and diverse possibilities to travel abroad from the more affluent capital region, could explain this result.