Sentence examples for was relatively wealthy from inspiring English sources

Because his mother's family was relatively wealthy, Hayek and his two younger brothers had a comfortable childhood in Vienna, which was then capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

"I was relatively wealthy for the first time in my life and realised that this might be my only chance to make a feature," Strickland says, sitting in a modest flat in Budapest where he now lives with his Hungarian girlfriend.

Christopher Fox was a churchwarden and was relatively wealthy; when he died in the late 1650s he left his son a substantial legacy.

The master carpenter's chest for example contained a backgammon set, a book, three plates, a sundial, and a tankard suggesting he was relatively wealthy.

Millions of older people are relatively wealthy.

His family being relatively wealthy, he was educated at Blida, and became a pharmacist.

In India his father had been relatively wealthy, but in England "we had absolutely zero.

They are relatively wealthy: one in five put their net worth as $1 million or more.

(Investors should be relatively wealthy too, as the minimum investment for the fund is $100,000).

Known in the West for its beautiful beaches, Goa is relatively wealthy by Indian standards.

Well, she says, her family farm wheat and maize, and are relatively wealthy for this area, so yes.