Sentence examples for suburban wealth from inspiring English sources

Densely populated and diverse, it includes suburban wealth, impoverished cities and struggling immigrants.

Roosevelt is a poor, troubled black district surrounded by white suburban wealth, and was in such bad shape five years ago that the state begin a quasi-takeover.

He is just another guy who chased that golden dream: catch the morning train into Manhattan, run a small but prosperous hedge fund, catch the evening train out, back to a leafy island of suburban wealth.

McConnell joined forces with Sloane to attempt a county-city merger as a way of cutting duplicative services and infusing suburban wealth into the city.

Finley grew up on the fringes of wealth in suburban St Louis, Missouri, "certainly in a well-off family, but not in an extreme upper class world", he says.

And the wealth of some suburban communities -- something similar to what happened in affluent Roslyn happened not long ago in equally affluent Wyckoff, N.J., to the tune of $1.7 million -- can make residents who are accustomed to forking over whatever it costs for that new Weber grill fork over whatever is presumed to be needed to keep the schools near the top of the heap.

The size of the school population necessitated the replacement of the old auditorium, which seated only 600, and the relative wealth of the suburban residents east of Camden allowed the district to aim for the stars after voters approved a referendum.

Thirty years ago, the city centre had hardly any residents and wealth was concentrated in the suburban ring in North Cheshire.

The GI Bill helped many white men purchase their first home in the wake of World War II, laying the foundations not just of white suburban sprawl across America, but of familial wealth that would endure for generations.

This being Staten Island, many of her clients live in suburban splendor, surrounded by the trappings of their wealth even after the crash drained their liquidity.

Of course the milieu is different: this is suburban Irish Long Island and not the Protestant wealth of Connecticut or Westchester County.