Sentence examples for new affluent from inspiring English sources

Last year we set up a new affluent unit within HMRC.

In that opulent spirit, a new affluent generation dressed in exotic flights of fantasy by today's designers.

They are part of a new affluent gay crowd visiting and even moving to the East Sussex town.

Between the two extremes, the research identified an established middle class, a technical middle class, new affluent workers, a traditional working class and emergent service workers.

Then, when the industrial revolution produced a new, affluent middle class, children became a vehicle for the demonstration of this recently acquired wealth.

A new affluent class began to emerge in the cities and coastal areas, where the younger generation, reared on the pop culture of consumerism, shied away from politics.

The adviser model is pitched at the top end of the high net worth market - clients in the US have holdings that average $750,000 - while the abandoned Warburg operation had its sights set lower at Europe's new affluents, those that have gained most from years of economic growth.

In their place comes a young, affluent new breed hopped up on burgundy shorts, Mark Noble haircuts, Carlton Leach books and "free Tommy" memes.

He added that it is nothing new for affluent suburbs to build walls against the homeless, only usually they are "built with economics" not Durisol.

What started off as an unorganised party of Russian surfer dudes has now turned into one of the most important events in the calendars of the new, burgeoning, affluent, young middle classes of Russia and Ukraine.

As strange as sociological metaphors sound in this context, this is very close to how the corporate chain executives describe the next stage of dollar-store evolution, as they try to please their new, more affluent customer.