Usage of "more affluent"

Aún no tenemos significados para "more affluent".

Uso de more affluent en inglés

In more affluent areas, up to nine in 10 follow this route. 
 The Irish Times 

The more affluent and Conservative-voting south-west and south-east saw the lowest cuts. 
 The Guardian 

My mother's circumstances were more affluent; she was daughter of a Mons. 
 The Confessions of Jean Jacques Rousseau — Volume 01 

Among an older, more affluent set, riding has grown in popularity. 
 Reuters 

But that included the much more affluent university city of Lancaster. 
 The Guardian 

We're entering the slightly more affluent Soweto neighbourhood of Orlando West. 
 News.com.au 

In more affluent societies that's what happens with time poor individuals. 
 BBC 

There is also room for improvement in more affluent countries. 
 Pubmed 

They mostly come from more affluent backgrounds, are well educated and are rarely minorities. 
 Reuters 

When more affluent Blacks could leave, they did, leaving concentrated poverty in their wake. 
 Ebony 

Even scarier is the plans he had for more affluent areas in the metro. 
 The South African 

She remembered that much from her family's more affluent times. 
 Ruthless 

Almost two-thirds of those target seats have more C2 voters than more affluent ABs. 
 The Guardian 

This feeling grows stronger the more affluent a country becomes. 
 Underground 

Notwithstanding Asia's more affluent consumers, global cereal stocks have also risen slightly in recent years. 
 Reuters 

Meanwhile, schools in more affluent areas continue to receive the bulk of the city's funding. 
 Ebony 

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More affluent a través del tiempo

More affluent por variante geográfica

Irlanda

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Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de more affluent en inglés