Sentence examples for well off children from inspiring English sources

I know of no veteran who risked his life for a tax cut for the wealthy but plenty who fought for a compassionate country that takes care of its less well off, children and the elderly.

Half a million mostly white, well off children will not be schooled alongside their peers, a form of educational apartheid.

It is essential that these bequests don't exacerbate inequality by just further enriching well-off children.

Geography mattered much less for well-off children than for middle-class and poor children, according to the results.

It means after-school music, drama, sport and homework help that well-off children take for granted.

Black children play with white children, well-off children play with less-privileged children and disabled children play with able-bodied children.

It performed the same role for waves of Irish, then Italian immigrants and by the 50's most of its students were the well-off children of earlier graduates who had prospered and moved to the suburbs.

For the well-off children who are likely to be able to afford to see this production -- top ticket is $38 -- there should be enough food for thought in this scene alone to last well into the new year.

Her father was an oil executive who once ran for mayor of their port city of Coatzacoalcos, her mother an opera singer who funded a music programme for less well-off children.

"Born Rich," a documentary about well-off children like Ivanka Trump, includes Cody Franchetti, an Italian heir to an American textile fortune, who frets with his tailor about the proper placement of lapels, and Luke Weil, whose family fortune is from the gaming industry, who reminisces about taking LSD between sixth and seventh grades.

Rather than private tutoring exacerbating the gap between rich and poor, Tutorfair is showing how it can give less well-off children the chance to make up some of the ground.