"That is not to say we were very well off, not by the time I came, but our house was a little grander, while not being really grand".
As the inflation progressed people like the writer, with foreign currency were very well off but German natives were, in many cases, forced to sell personal possessions to eat.
"Those riders make very good livings, and they're very well off," Mr. Burton said.
Proponents hope affordability will make solar, once the province of homeowners who are very well off, more broadly popular.
As it is, we are very well off, with glorious breezy walks, and wide horizons, well-ventilated rooms, and abundant water".
(The lion's share in France goes to seven families; most of them are very well off, including the Picassos and the Matisses).
Obviously, that would be a boon to people earning half a million dollars a year, or three quarters of a million dollars a year — people who are very well off by any definition.
Now consider a saint who is very well off, but is way below her peak, and consider a sinner who is very badly off, but still is far beyond her peak.
"Americans who were free were very well-off, and better off than their counterparts in the mother country," Dr. Lindert said.
"Relative to the rest of India, they're very well-off".
This is because two-earner couples gain twice, unless they are very well-off, earning more than £41,450 a year, which takes them into the 40p tax band.
