Sentence examples for significantly affluent from inspiring English sources

The elderly population in Florida is more diverse than it was in the days of Democratic snowbirds flocking here from Brooklyn and the Bronx: There are more people who have moved from states like Iowa and Georgia, and are more likely to be Republicans and, more significantly, affluent.

Estonia is significantly more affluent than its Russian neighbour.

"Given voters in California are, on average, significantly more affluent than the general population, this study suggests that online voter registration opened up the...process to a wider range of voters in terms of their socioeconomic status," Lisa García Bedolla, author of the UC Berkeley study said in a statement.

Likewise, insulin resistance status as assessed by the HOMA-IR score was significantly different between affluent and deprived groups.

The incidence of invasive breast cancer has increased significantly in the affluent population of Marin County, Cali-fornia, between 1990 and 1999.

Furthermore, the pace of fall differed significantly; the most affluent fifth decreased by 5.8% a year compared with 4.6% in the most deprived fifth.

But the data also showed most minority and low-income students continuing to lag significantly behind white and affluent students.

But, as he noted, Coleman also reported that low-income children benefit significantly from having more affluent classmates.

Lead levels are significantly lower in the affluent, predominantly white Oakland hills.

One-year survival has been consistently and significantly higher for more affluent men.

Wealthy individuals are sophisticated people who have been around the block, and "they don't see the two guys as that significantly different," says Neil W. Benedict, Affluent-Dynamics' managing partner.