Sentence examples for rather well-off from inspiring English sources

A rather well-off Montclair man, following Pres.

The New Yorker, December 31, 1973 P. 17 A rather well-off Montclair man, following Pres.

Last fall I asked a rather well-off acquaintance if he'd gotten away for a summer vacation.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, December 31 , 1973P. 17 A rather well-off Montclair man, following Pres.

This is despite the fact that British pensioners, as the recipients of fat pensions and decades of soaring house prices, are in fact rather well-off.

But in many places, including productive Punjab and Haryana, whose rather well-off farmers also get free or cut-price electricity, the rate of groundwater extraction is unsustainable.

Compared with other couples, they had been rather well off.

The family was rather well off.

Another reason was that Slovenia was already rather well off in comparison to its East-Central European neighbors.

Among her earliest discoveries is that war-battered London is not the glamorous imperial capital of her school textbooks; instead it tends to be mean, shabby and rather less well-off than her homeland.

Rather, those well-off people, Fogel noted, were working closer to the nineteenth-century standard of thirty-two hundred hours a year than to the current standard of about eighteen hundred hours.