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(121) John Osborne's kitchen sink classic, 'Look Back in Anger', which we think of as epitomising post-war austerity, is really about the emergence from that era into a more affluent, complex world.

(122) It's a shame that even in our affluent society, charities have to cry out for funds.

(123) I opened up an old copy of the classic work by the late John Kenneth Galbraith, The Affluent Society, which challenged the classical economic theory of "consumer sovereignty."

(124) Shortly before Thanksgiving The New York Times reported that criminal charges have been filed against 20 students in an affluent Long Island community for allegedly cheating on the SAT.

(125) To the casual observer, the Norwegian capital is a study in frictionless living: clean, well-ordered, civic-minded, affluent yet essentially egalitarian in spirit.

(126) As you approach, the distinctive signature brownstone style town-homes at road level are shaded by tall palm groves enhancing the affluent and intimate neighborhood ambiance.

(127) And then, virtually in the next breath, they declare that we must preserve tax cuts for the very affluent, at a budget cost of $700 billion over the next decade.

(128) Golf is for the affluent , baseball for the lowerincome groups.

(129) To build an affluent society, the areas, agriculture, and peasants are both the keystones and difficulties.

(130) Orchidaceae is one of the largest families of monocot plants. China is very affluent in orchid resources. China is one of its most important centers of diversity.

(131) We will enhance harmony between man and nature to push the whole society onto a path to civilized development featuring the growth of production, an affluent life and a sound ecosystem.

(132) Economic prosperity has allowed a rising number of Chinese to live an affluent lifestyle.

(133) In addition to an immigrant-heavy working class, the capital has a lot of affluent professionals, who may be unusually keen to steer their children away from mind-altering chemicals.

(134) Earning $144, 000 in Newport Beach may be affluent in many towns in the U.S.. But it probably counts as middle-class or lower-affluent in Newport Beach.

(135) In the affluent society no useful distinction be made between luxuries and necessaries.

(136) America has been discribed by Glbraith as " the affluent society ".

(137) There were some sobering stats out this morning from a new consumer survey of the affluent.

(138) And a calculation method of affluent gas is provided for weighing the gas resource and promoting the coal gas balance.

(139) American Ambassador had been giving him special instruction in the affluent society.

(140) In theory, it is affluent in quantitative analysis of ecological security evaluation, consummate and enrich of system info of silvics.

(141) Located in Highland park, Texas, an affluent township within the city of Dallas(sentencedict.com), this was a pool and cabana addition to an existing house.

(142) His affluent clients like shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman and often request a trip to the Woodbury Common outlet in Central Valley, N.Y.

(143) Without a strong and steady economic background, one could never imagine an easy and simple life, let alone an affluent and luxurious one.

(144) Results There is fine contrast and affluent image layer in this type of X-ray photograph compare to the traditional means.

(145) As in Manhattan, affluent Chinese fight to gain entrance to top schools from kindergarten onward.

(146) Her unconventional attitude and charismatic joie de vivre made her an attractive companion for affluent young playboys.

(147) Besides, Villani also recorded diligently the relative situation of the areas beyond Florence,(http://sentencedict.com) which had broken the limit of autochthonic history and had been more affluent of content.

(148) Chengbei area, northeast of the subaquatic delta of the Yellow River, reserves affluent oil-gas resources and is the main exploitation of Shengli Oilfield.

(149) The card will be issued for clients with an annual income of at least $300,000, targeting a thin layer of affluent consumers in a vast nation where the average monthly wage is about $500.

(150) Chrysler was weak in the sunbelt, with its younger and more affluent drivers.