Meanings of greater affluence in English

Few men have exhibited a greater plasticity of intellect, a greater affluence of mental resources.

Before the days of still greater affluence Leh Shin had lived there with his little Burmese wife.

Growth in climbing is to some extent just an offshoot of population growth and greater affluence in general.

Perhaps it is greater affluence.

Others have since spoken more fluently, more variously, with a greater affluence of illustration; but none, it is believed, more earnestly or more forcibly.

Increased availability, lower prices and greater affluence mean cocaine is fast becoming the recreational drug of choice for many younger people across the socio-economic divide.