Sentence examples for will affluent from inspiring English sources

Will affluent movers and shakers lend their support?

So, as Kahn said, two hundred years from now everybody will be affluent.

"You will see affluent joggers every morning in the skimpiest of clothing," he said.

In theory the building will disgorge affluent office workers and tourists onto the streets below, perking up the area.

G.M. is hopeful that its new Cadillac plug-in will attract affluent consumers who want an eco-friendly car but don't want to scrimp on luxury options like a suede interior and a powerassisted cup holder.

But other counselors, as well as admissions officials, have expressed concern that the policy will give affluent students who can afford to take the SAT many times an even greater advantage.

For the most part, they will be affluent renters who would not want to move to a city where the sidewalks are rolled up at night, Mr. Seltzer said.

As he presides over the renovation of St. Joseph's, the Brooklyn's bishop may be pinning his hopes on the possibility that its grandeur will attract affluent Catholics who are beginning to take occupancy nearby in the fast-burgeoning, luxury housing that abuts the nearby Atlantic Yards project (which pushed so many poor Catholics out of their homes).

Barbara shrinks at her boyfriend's suggestion that, once she's settled in the West, she'll be affluent enough that she won't have to work.

As a result, even the affluent will rethink how much of their likely diminished income will be shunted toward brand-name watches, handbags and other goods.

Changes in the estate tax will also benefit affluent families.