Sentence examples for slightly wealthier from inspiring English sources

New York City, which is slightly wealthier, paid less, $4,158, and received more, $3,680.

Demographics: Voters in Virginia are slightly wealthier and more likely to have completed a bachelor's degree than the national average.

Block recently opened a refurbished flagship store in Times Square in New York, which is designed to attract a slightly wealthier client.

Demographics: Voters here are more likely to have completed undergraduate studies than average American voters – they are also slightly wealthier and younger than the rest of the electorate.

"The workers would be slightly wealthier and the employers would be slightly poorer, but everything would get done," said Professor Borjas, who used to live in California.

In September another Las Vegas operator, Steve Wynn, opened a casino aimed at a slightly wealthier clientele; it was followed in October by the Galaxy, intended for a less affluent crowd.

As the slightly larger, wealthier city, Seattle has historically harboured the more successful and better-supported football team.

Compared with the total ELSA sample, the analysed sample was slightly younger, wealthier and had slightly better health behaviours; consistent with retention in other longitudinal studies (Mendes de Leon, 2007).

The analysed sample was slightly younger, wealthier and had slightly better health behaviours (were less likely to smoke and were more active), than the full ELSA sample (data not shown).

Could there be just a touch of Robin Hood here, with thieves stealing from the wealthy and middle-class purchasers of things brand new, then selling those things back to the slightly less wealthy and middle-class craigslist trawlers, turning a profit along the way?

"There are many more professionally organised events nowadays and as a society we're slightly more wealthy than we used to be.