Sentence examples for the largest affluent from inspiring English sources

The Guaporé is the largest affluent of the Mamoré and is navigable along its 1,087-mile 1,087-mile 1,749-km 1,749-km

According to the family, they were more cautious originally about expanding their plantings; they earned higher prices when their orchard became certified organic a decade ago, a transition made easier by their isolation from the pest pressures of other farms; and they were close to the large, affluent markets of Southern California just as interest in locally grown food was taking off.

Meanwhile, the larger, more affluent households – which have the greatest potential to make carbon savings – will not participate, because they can already borrow the money elsewhere and at a cheaper rate.

AS the large and affluent baby boom generation faces inevitable physical changes related to aging, like vision problems, an organization that offers services to people with blindness or partial vision has introduced an exhibit at its New York office that addresses the importance of creating campaigns that are easy to read.

While London has the largest number of affluent people, it also has the largest number of poor people.

Paul Lund also had a relatively decent upbringing; his mother was a dour and distant woman who left most of the child rearing to nannies, but his family was large, affluent, and well respected.

For the past twenty-one years, L. Brooks Patterson has governed Oakland County, a large, affluent suburb of Detroit.

There is a large, affluent gay community, and house prices can hit £350,000 (try Spanish House on 0034 630 334 998).

But it was not alone —   similar shifts occurred in other large, affluent suburban counties such as those outside Atlanta and Houston.

Commercial prosperity created a large affluent society, demand for exotic goods and luxuries, and thriving art markets in Delft, Haarlem, The Hague and other cities.

Cameron inherited one of the largest governments in the affluent world (under Gordon Brown, the public spending reached 51 percent of G.D.P).