"I'm probably as well-off as someone age 30 can be," Stallings said in an interview.
Probably your well-off media friends, to be honest: It's a nice opportunity for them to lock themselves in a cottage with a bucket of drugs and chew each other's ears off about search-engine optimization and the state of online content.
He is now probably in some well-off coastal province such as Guangdong or Fujian, the "son" maybe of prosperous farmers who had money but lacked an heir.
Which probably means the well-off folks who pay these taxes every quarter are expecting to rake in a lot less money this year than they did last year, from their jobs or the stock market or both.
It is important to show them that those who are truly well-off probably do not wear Jordans, or even care what day they are released.
What that means is that if you are pretty well-off and probably don't really need a loan, you might qualify for the low 3.25 per cent rate.
The Lancet authors believe that widespread egg-freezing has "a clear future," but the likelihood of any kind of affordable, easily-accessible program that doesn't only cater for the well-off is probably far away.
The Lancet authors believe that widespread egg-freezing has "a clear future", but the likelihood of any kind of affordable, easily-accessible programme that doesn't just cater for the well-off is probably far away.
Instead their gut instinct is that access to "proper" higher education should be rationed to the people who really deserve it, those who just happen to be mostly the people who have well-off parents, who probably sent them to private schools.
Travel, living out of a suitcase, and, now, being away from his wife and children, not to mention that he is probably quite well off financially, could easily have taken the edge off of his passion and determination.
