1 - In any case, the popular impression that nutrition has improved through history reflects twentieth-century affluence and seems to have as much to do with class privilege as with an overall increase in productivity.

2 - The travel and tourism industry continues to be a major source of employment in both affluent and poor countries, employing one out of every nine workers worldwide.

3 - Although the rich can live virtually anywhere, about one-fifth of the very affluent choose not to reside with their own kind.

4 - To have more of something than one could possibly use signified affluence and high status.

5 - Lower life expectancies in the UK are not just about poverty but affluence and expectation.