affluence

And an old man living in a district of some affluence.

It was set back from the street, another sign of affluence.

There was also a growing affluence in China's middle class.

Her father, who had been raised in affluence, lost everything and was very poor.

I saw affluence in life first, and later much poverty.

What all the residents share, he said, is a certain level of affluence.

And finally, what will become of these poor kids denied a full life by their parents' affluence?

I trust you will return from Australia in a position of affluence.

This was a period of affluence and growth in Danish history.

But affluence, or at least a love of spending, seems to cut across ethnic lines.

Hands up, all you teachers working summer jobs this year to sustain your affluence.

"Is it possible for us to enjoy our affluence separate from the rest of the world?"

In addition, the community's general affluence made the success of an ambitious plan more likely.

It is a place where affluence has provided a buffer of security.

Here they're trying to do it the other way around - to make the arts produce the affluence.

Thus, a potter had a higher chance to reach affluence.

Her family, from a life of affluence, were reduced to refugees.

Maybe one of his neighbors had come upon sudden affluence.

It turns out the poll found no significant difference in education or affluence of either group.

Scholars say that once affluence is taken into account, some schools still do better than others.

I had only one hookup with the world of affluence.

And it's not just that affluence buys more health care - that's always been true.

At what level of affluence should people consider seeing a lawyer to set up a trust?

Our society's affluence is only half of the story.

"This school is a real model of technological affluence," he said.