Sentence examples for richer towns from inspiring English sources

If richer towns help, says Mr Jung, Wuppertal can balance its budget by 2015.

It lacks the consumer satisfactions that citizens of bigger and richer towns expect.

Frugal farmers living near the richer towns, with many acres of land but with low incomes, are furious.

In the richer towns, where property taxes had been relatively low in the past, those taxes have now risen sharply; in poorer towns, they have fallen.

The lower numbers in the richer towns stand in stark contrast to statewide sales numbers — which were higher in January than at any time since the early days of the recession.

But Stamford has neither the army of preservationists so common in richer towns nor the problems of needier towns that, in their own loopy way, deter builders from replacing old buildings with new.

Massillon's main rival at both levels was nearby Canton, Ohio, at the time a bigger and richer town.

HARTFORD: STATE'S RICHEST TOWNS Greenwich has risen in the rankings of the richest towns in America, according to the June issue of Worth Magazine.

In Roman times one of the richest towns of Gaul, Nîmes is famous for its many Roman remains, which are mostly in an excellent state of preservation.

They assert that the heavy hand of socialism is robbing rich towns like Killington and Stowe to support poorer ones like Brandon and Worcester.

MENTION Bedford -- one of the 250 richest towns in America last year, according to Worth magazine -- and local luminaries like Ralph Lauren, Martha Stewart, Chevy Chase and Glenn Close come to mind.