Sentence examples for truly affluent from inspiring English sources

"Even the truly affluent love a deal," she said, adding that the site encourages users to call the hotels before bidding to see if their exact dates are available (links to each hotel's Web site make this easier).

We don't believe that sugar is so bad it must be outlawed, or taxed so heavily that it must be out of reach of all but the truly affluent.

Gifts drive the sales of brands like Montblanc and Omega in China, but the truly affluent still go to Europe and Hong Kong to shop for high-end jewelry.

A millionaire's tax would also mean that the tax code would again begin to distinguish between the merely affluent and the truly wealthy, as was the case decades ago.

By delving through bank records, the economists found that Greek professionals — not the truly wealthy, but the comfortably affluent — skirted as much as 28 billion euros worth of taxes in 2009.

They applied to only the richest of the rich, because yesterday's tax code, unlike today's, had separate marginal tax rates for the truly wealthy and the merely affluent.

It started an Internet business meant to serve the affluent rather than the truly wealthy.

We continue to be passionate believers that the only way the world can become truly inclusive, affluent, and cohesive will be if leaders and all of us embrace the fullest potentials of tech.

Can a Jew in affluent Melbourne truly understand what a mother goes through when she sends her son to the army?

Those who paid to have a will and estate plan drafted under the old law need to pay to have it reviewed and in many cases rewritten, say lawyers and accountants who specialize in working with the affluent and the truly rich.

If you're affluent, but not truly rich, your current estate plan likely includes a bypass or family trust a legal concoction designed to preserve the estate tax exemption of the first spouse to die, without leaving the survivor short of funds.