Sentence examples for not affluent enough from inspiring English sources

Some voters here had an additional concern: children of families not affluent enough to afford home computers might suffer academically.

Squeezed by rising prices, those too affluent to qualify for social housing but not affluent enough to buy in newly-expensive areas – sometimes the very areas where they were born – look further afield.

Among other provisions, it would try to guarantee access to health coverage to all children by 2005, by expanding eligibility for the Children's Health Insurance Program, established three years ago for children in families not poor enough for Medicaid but not affluent enough to buy private insurance.

The tough economic policies needed to pull the Netherlands out of its mess in the early 1980s have been forgotten; voters are now affluent enough to concentrate not on jobs but on public services and crime.

Aren't these guys affluent enough without whatever exorbitant fees they were collecting for their bromides to the beaten down?

Activist leaders who protest Wal-Mart are affluent enough not to have to shop there.

Most passengers were affluent enough not to complain about the cost of the flights (the Air France round-trip fare was $10,100, and British Airways $11,168).

Although Richard appears affluent enough not to have to worry about making a living once he returns to the United States, his future at the end of the movie is a complete mystery.

'But I wasn't smart enough or affluent enough back then to get therapy.' I'll be rooting for him up there, even as I pursue my own gritty destiny down here in the Town Without Pity.

There aren't too many people who feel affluent enough to splash out on a holiday home just at the moment.

Yet assisted living also intrigues many politicians, not least because it can keep people affluent enough to pay for it out of nursing homes, where most of the tab is picked up by taxpayers.