Sentence examples for somewhat more affluent from inspiring English sources

Nearby in the somewhat more affluent town of Sparta, a number of large houses built about a decade ago on one-acre or larger lots are now being offered at reduced prices or as short sales.

The responding NSA sample (n = 1432) is broadly representative of older Australians, although they are somewhat more affluent and better educated than the aged population as a whole.

There is some evidence to suggest that patients residing in SEER areas are somewhat more affluent [ 53] and may have greater access to high quality cancer care.

"They will appeal to a slightly more affluent shopper".

The committee made the measure somewhat more favorable to less affluent taxpayers than the president's plan.

In one cohort study of 152 pregnant women [ 14], women were somewhat older, predominantly Caucasian, more affluent, and better educated than the general population of pregnant and non-pregnant women residing in Vancouver [ 14], and in an Italian internet-based mother-child cohort study, participants were older, had higher educational levels, and were more often primiparous [ 8].

In particular, the sample may have been somewhat selected towards youth from more affluent and healthy families.

The Senate majority leader, Bill Frist of Tennessee, said the Medicare negotiators had "a mandate" to charge affluent people somewhat more.

In contrast, for women under the age of 50 years, breast cancer cases were somewhat less likely than controls to have grown up in more affluent families.

Those with lower income, who have less discretionary income, need higher percentages; those more affluent, with more discretionary income and other assets, need somewhat less.

Obesity rates are somewhat higher among people living below the poverty line than they are among the more affluent.