Sentence examples for the same affluence from inspiring English sources

This involved some convoluted logic about having enjoyed the blessings of the long post-war boom and not leaving our children's generation the same affluence.

Her father's continued financial support allowed the family to live without worry, if not with the same affluence they had enjoyed in Indiana, and they settled into an apartment near Venice Boulevard in Los Angeles.

He also believes the same "affluence" that helped Couch avoid prison may lead him into the arms of the law, and that his possible arrogance may drive him to make a dumb move like turn up at another party, call or text someone he shouldn't, or even brag about being on the lam.

At the same time, rising affluence has caused the number of cars — and traffic jams — to soar.

At the same time, this affluence has lead to the adoption of unhealthy lifestyles resulting in a surge of chronic ill-health, particularly type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular diseases (CVD) [ 10, 15].

And, yes, some of these kids even imagined, dared to hope, that selling might allow them eventually to achieve the same American Dream of affluence that was possible for the wealthy kids that so often bought their product.

At the same time, various metrics of affluence present statistically mixed results for wealth as a determinant of environmental degradation.

How can it be that affluence, at the same time but in different places, is both apparent impediment, and invitation, to obesity, diabetes, and so on?

India's buoyant economy is creating rising levels of affluence and at the same time expanding the opportunities for lending as traditionally thrift-conscious consumers become more accustomed to spending on credit.

But could this worthy goal suggest that economic policy, which has created greater affluence but at the same time exacerbated social divisions and regional disparities, is about to change?China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, would like to give the impression that something is afoot, although there are reasons to be dubious.

While this might appear counterintuitive, it reflects the fact that the forces that give rise to affluence are not necessarily the same forces that give rise to gender equality.