Sentence examples for of those affluent from inspiring English sources

One of those affluent crybabies.

The Bank of America study of high-net-worth households found that 89 percent of those affluent people said they had volunteered their time — up 10 percentage points from 2009, when the study was last conducted.

For reasons that in some cases are unrelated to economics, like social issues or the Iraq war, many of those affluent taxpayers the president wants to finance his agenda enter the debate as his supporters, not opponents.

Some of those affluent households would pay higher taxes next year under other parts of the president's tax plan and increases imposed by the Affordable Care Act, but not under the centerpiece, the part most frequently promoted by the president and most bitterly opposed by Congressional Republicans.

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Baumgartner is not one of those elegant affluent men who catalysed an art movement.

Add another credit card to the list of those offering affluent customers the more-secure E.M.V. chip technology that's becoming dominant in Europe.

And if you are one of those blessed, affluent types constantly complaining about how busy you are, 168 Hours tells you, politely, to stop whining and make better choices.

But the extent of this "representational inequality" is staggering: when preferences of low or middle income Americans diverge from those of the affluent, there is virtually no relationship between policy outcomes and the desires of these less advantaged groups.

While his public-health efforts may have struck some of his haters as elitist and paternalistic, their potential and actual beneficiaries include the city's less fortunate residents, whose obesity rates, for example, surpass those of the affluent.