Sentence examples for well-off group from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they said, the tax cut would go to a relatively well-off group without doing anything for lower income people.

And 37% of this well-off group also owned a second house or condo, whether for vacation or investment, with a median value of $132,000.

That juxtaposed with the assumed well-off group of people approaching from the distance seemed interesting so I ran over and made the photograph.

We looked at this well-off group and found that they carry an $87,000 average student loan balance, while holding onto $197,000 in investment savings.

At the extreme of utilitarianism, the allocation of benefits to the well-off group at the expense of the disadvantaged group is justifiable under the presumption that those in the well-off group have more capacity to put the benefits to better use and maximize the aggregate outcome for which the benefits were intended (27, 28).

The notion of inter-group differences for defining health inequities is based on the theory of social justice and it emphasizes improving outcomes for the worst-off group to approach the state among the well-off group as much as possible (22, 23).

Once you consider that graduates disproportionately come from and go onto join the most well-off groups in society, it raises the question: is this the best way to help disadvantaged students?

There are indications that utilization of outpatient care varies by insurance status for the poorest income group, but not for the more well-off groups.

It appears from our findings that the already well-off groups in urban areas in Southern Finland received greatest financial support for their oral health care.

A confounding factor is that prostate and breast cancers have relatively high survival and incidence is highest among socio-economic well-off groups, as is melanoma.

The third column of table 7 shows that the income-insurance interaction term is significantly negative, suggesting that it is the more well-off groups that benefit from the financial protection effect of having insurance.