Sentence examples for perceived as affluent from inspiring English sources

While on average 24.9% of people in Melbourne were under rental stress, the report found rates significantly higher in the municipalities of Maroondah (26.8%), Monash (27.8 %), Whitehorse (27.8%) and Yarra Ranges (30.3%), despite those areas being perceived as affluent.

Neighborhoods were excluded if they met any of the following criteria: 1) the assessment could present a security threat to interviewers or respondents; 2) significant humanitarian assistance was being received; or 3) the neighborhood was perceived as affluent [per the judgement of IOCC/GOPA staff; there were no explicit criteria used, assessment was subjective].

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

If the economic consequences are perceived as severer in affluent communities, divorce rates might rise when economic conditions in the community deteriorate.

Today, the online world is perceived as the purview of affluent whites.

Diabetes in Africa is often perceived as predominantly affecting the affluent or those moving up the socioeconomic ladder and until relatively recently, diabetes in Africa was considered rare[ 3].

Diabetes ─ long perceived as a disease of the affluent ─ is on the rise everywhere and is now most common in developing countries.

Their only stumbling block: Hyundai is now firmly perceived as a hatchback company, which means the affluent won't spend big money on the brand here.

The forays into what is known as branded entertainment, or advertainment, seek to avoid being perceived as hard-selling hucksterism while appealing to busy, educated, affluent, media-savvy consumers like -- well, Mr. Seinfeld -- who are watching less TV these days in favor of going online.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

I am perceived as anti-turkey.