Sentence examples for not as affluent from inspiring English sources

"It tells us how important Labour is to people who perhaps are not as affluent as in some parts of the county".

As the self-identified party of small government that allegedly values families, life, and hard work, Republicans have been working hard to restrict progress for families and children, particularly for the ones that are not as affluent as GOP would like them to be.

Yet in areas that are not as affluent, and where folks really are struggling with issues of poverty and education and crime and everything else that goes along with it -- unemployment -- they don't have the ability really to voice that opinion.

The shopping centre isn't thriving in the same way Borrowdale is, and the clientele isn't as affluent.

Ramsgate may not be as affluent as some, but it does have a restaurant of which any seaside town would be proud.

Moreover, middle-class Mexicans are not nearly as affluent as the politicians imagine, even if they are a lot more secure than those beneath them.

They shared space with the Lab School and the Museum School, whose students are not generally as affluent as those at I.S. 89, who come from Battery Park City.

It wasn't nearly as affluent as some closer suburbs.

Although affluent Americans "don't feel as affluent as perhaps they did in the mid-2000s," seniorn Kraus, senior vice president and chief insights officer at Ipsos MediaCT, said during a presentation of the survey, there are still "opportunities" to engage with them.

Although it has been demonstrated that the expenditure of surfers is not as high as expected, more affluent non-surfer visitors have been attracted by the marketing associated with the new surfing resort.

Not as well known as the more affluent Soweto perhaps but it too counts Nelson Mandela as a former resident and shared in the turmoil of the final years of apartheid.