well-off造句

Richer people, unfairly, also live longer than less well-off ones, even in the developed world.

Moet Hennessy has 47% of the market for cognac, and well-off Chinese have quite a taste for the stuff.

So cheers for the newly well-off. But they need a spiritual foundation before they build those McMansions.

High food prices dismay even relatively well-off Americans - but they're truly devastating in poor countries, where food often accounts for more than half a family's spending.

If the woman is well-off and prefers a more secure camouflage, surgery is an option to make her feel like a true virgin again.

I've experienced firsthand the barely veiled hostility that being rich-or merely being perceived as rich-can elicit from veritable strangers, even those who are themselves well-off.

"The objectives set at this congress for Building a well-off society in an all-round way are objectives of comprehensive economic, political and cultural development of socialism,objectives well geared to the efforts to speed up modernization."

The inhabitants of Ein Gedi had been well-off, Yoel explained; in later eras, their riches would apparently derive from the cultivation of bushes that yielded a valuable perfume, probably balsam.

Only five on the list are less well-off than they were in 2010, including real estate tycoon Zhong Sheng Jian, whose Yanlord Land has property interests in China.