Sentence examples for particularly affluent from inspiring English sources

It's not a particularly affluent area and has its share of boarded-up houses.

She said students, particularly affluent ones, might take the critique personally.

The second thing is that it was an environment of scarcity in many ways, because my parents weren't particularly affluent.

Their master plan depicts a particularly affluent suburb, with houses selling for up to $2 million each.

The family was not particularly affluent but growing up in the Thatcherite 80s, Berger knew friends who experienced real poverty and disliked the way they were treated.

That provision appears aimed at addressing what has been a major argument advanced by school superintendents, which is that some communities — particularly affluent ones — are more than happy to pay high salaries to their superintendents, because the quality of the local school system is why many residents decided to live there.

Everyone, particularly the affluent and wealthy, are far more value-conscious.

"The current measure also permits many schools, particularly in affluent areas, to coast.

Its appeal, particularly to affluent African-Americans, has attracted the attention of several corporate marketing departments.

Particularly in affluent suburbs, but elsewhere, too, most Australian kids were in walking distance of a tennis court.

A wily campaigner, Murphy has adroitly cultivated local sectoral interests, particularly the affluent Jewish community – Scotland's largest – in Giffnock.