Sentence examples for with rising affluence from inspiring English sources

But a large black economy is bad for a country, and normally it fades away with rising affluence.

One of his last contributions (with Adam Millard-Ball) was a paper noting what appears to be "peak travel" — meaning that in eight countries with rising affluence, personal mobility doesn't keep rising (pdf of paper).

With rising affluence, Jews left urban centers, where they knew people of many ethnicities, for suburbs.

With rising affluence, particularly in developing markets, and an increasingly competitive workplace that demands quality and a global outlook, the appetite for international education is likely to continue to grow.

In a report this year, Euromonitor attributed a rise in Malaysia's alcoholic beverage sales in 2008 to the government's decision not to raise the tax on beer, coupled with the rising affluence of consumers and an increasing number of female drinkers.

How do Americans square their rising affluence with poverty elsewhere in the world?

Until the recent crisis, a number of governments in Southeast Asia — which, with the exception of one inactive plant in the Philippines, has no nuclear power — had been seriously reconsidering nuclear power to cope with growing populations and rising affluence.

The streets of La Paz were strewn with money on Sunday, as Bolivia celebrated its rising affluence and indigenous pride with an orgy of wishful consumption at the annual Alasitas festival.

Increasing zoonotic pressures associated with a growing human population and rising affluence in Southeast Asia raise the likelihood of new and reemerging infectious diseases.

Economic growth, urbanisation and rising affluence are increasingly bringing with them higher demand for convenient, processed foods, for meat, and for dairy products – in short, a more western diet.

The rapid growth in farm output that defined the late 20th century has slowed to the point that it is failing to keep up with the demand for food, driven by population increases and rising affluence in once-poor countries.