Sentence examples for reasonably affluent from inspiring English sources
I don't envy some GPs… I mean you've got remember 25%% of GPs are assaulted in their career and the reason I now work in (name of a reasonably affluent suburb) is because the health outcomes are better (GP 4, m, 58yo, 32ye).
The couple, Elliot and Ilisha, are well-educated, reasonably affluent Manhattanites.
If she is an American, living in a reasonably affluent household, she simply switches on another television.
We begin with "A Different Man", in which Geoffrey Talbot, a reasonably affluent English teacher, signs up to serve in the Second World War.
Ross Forbes, director of the Yes 4 the North East campaign, said part of the problem was that people in the north-east were feeling "reasonably affluent" and consequently were not sufficiently persuaded by the need for a regional assembly.
As a term, "gastropub" is in danger of coming to mean "food for reasonably affluent young people who don't really care about food (or their waistline)." That said, Michael Psilakis's new gastropub, tucked into a tricky space just off Broadway, is far better than many.
But if you're moderately affluent, reasonably diligent and began the decade in your 30s or 40s (or were a bit older and got a late start in getting serious about retirement savings), this scenario won't be that far off.
In this weekend's Your Money column, I return to a topic that I've come at in various ways in recent years: The question of how the merely middle class and semi-affluent among us can get good, ethical, reasonably priced financial advice without having to watch our backs and our wallets.
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