Sentence examples for too well off from inspiring English sources

We are, statistically, too well off, too white, have too often celebrated 25th wedding anniversaries, and are too rooted in our hometowns to be typical.

Too poor to get the best from the market, too well off to claim state benefits.

But she was too well off for legal aid.

Or is it just that some people are stupid and vulgar and – though they'd rather die than admit it – too well off to care?

During that period, the federal government made more loans available and created plans directed at families previously considered too well off to use the program.

Many customers at Almand's Oakwood neighborhood store, particularly those too well off for Medicaid but unable to afford insurance, simply pick and choose among risks.

The handful of consumer "representatives" permitted to attend, they claimed, are often officials or else too well-off to represent those worst affected.

Those in the middle, too well-off to qualify for welfare grants but too poor to have joined the black middle class, feel particularly aggrieved.Black living conditions have nevertheless improved in other ways.

And countries left out of the deal because, like Kenya, they are not "heavily indebted", or like Nigeria, are deemed too well-off to qualify still have remarkably low standards of living.

Many who are healthy and too well-off to qualify for subsidies are suddenly facing higher premiums, and are irked.Insurers maintain that the transition to new coverage will be as painless as possible.

When asked whether his characters were just too well-off for viewers to be moved by their paltry troubles, Apatow countered that you could pose the same question about The Great Gatsby.