Sentence examples for so well off from inspiring English sources

Some are not so well off: with sagging barns and peeling paint, with faded lettering and rusty horse vans parked in overgrown front yards.

"Until recently, there was no harm in putting out a tip jar because people were so well off," said Michael Lynn, a professor at the Hotel School at Cornell and an expert on tipping.

And if you are not so well off, it's harder to work the system.

"For people who are not so well off, the idea of opting to have even less is not really an option". .

He was so well off that he dabbled in moneylending to English people.

But they are also quick to point out that the Winklevoss family was not always so well off.

Taxes and laws make alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs pricey, so well-off people can afford them more often than the rest.

Then there are Diamond Days (affluent, mortgage-free suburbanites), Senior Security (well-off but risk-averse), and the Vintage Value (not so well-off).

Tom Harris, a junior transport minister and MP for Glasgow South, said that despite the credit squeeze, people in Britain have never been so well-off, and complained that they seemed to be afflicted by "crippling levels of cynicism and pessimism".

This means hitting hardest the working class and other not-so-well-off voters in their countries, who turn either inwards on themselves (depression, suicide etc) or to other political forces, mainly rightwing populism.

But the number of well-intentioned warnings I've been given about even fairly safe places makes me wonder if, sometimes, the fear owes something to the lack of contact between the well-off and not-so-well-off in this part of the world.Certainly rich and poor have less in common here than they do in most places.