Sentence examples for some affluence from inspiring English sources
"But the other 60percentt is solid, working-class families, and there is even some affluence".
Artifacts like a small bone lion, probably used as inlay, suggested the Galatians enjoyed some affluence.
I was very lucky, I had an incredible education, but it didn't prepare me for the practical world, nor did I think at that time that I would need to think seriously about that, because I was fortunate enough to be born into a family of some affluence.
Played by the same actors, Paul Rudd and Apatow's wife, Leslie Mann, Pete and Debbie now live in some affluence in Los Angeles with their two daughters (played by Apatow's own children) and are on the point of celebrating their joint 40th birthday.
Parents' financial independence (in some cases financial affluence) made remittances from the UK to China redundant.
However we adjusted for deprivation score in the multivariate analysis, which should account, to some extent, for affluence and job type.
Among agrarian societies some diseases of affluence, such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, are associated with increasing westernization and urbanization, although some less westernized countries such as China and countries in sub-Saharan Africa did have more cases of diabetes in rural than urban areas in 1995 [ 6, 7].
They spent a few months in Greenwich Village and some years enjoying relative affluence in various communities in the suburbs.
Each cited some mix of neighborhood affluence, community relations, proactive deployment of officers and plain good luck.
During the 1950s, modernism was taking its own uniquely Brazilian form, as the country underwent a rapid process of industrialisation, bringing a new affluence (for some) and a general sense of optimism that contrasted with dour postwar Europe.
In parallel, rising affluence in some countries means a larger number of people living water-intensive lifestyles, including watering of gardens, cleaning cars and using washing machines and dishwashers.
