Examples of using Affluence in English and their translations into Hindi
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Affluence he's finally come to sell.
Gaining knowledge for affluence in the field is eminent to master it.
Affluence: People of higher socioeconomic status are at greater risk.
Not only is it huge and beautiful, it gives you an air of affluence and luxury.
Despite growing affluence, we also found no change in the organisation of the village by caste.
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth- both financial affluence and emotional security.
Affluence is a place where the ingredients are good but the cook is bad, and again you have a lousy soup.
There are people who maintain a hunter-gatherer mentality of affluence in the midst of modern society;
In our overwhelming affluence today what excuse is there for not setting up a national agency for full employment immediately?
As each home resembles the one next to it, it becomes more desirable tohave an interior that is unique and offers a perception of affluence.
We might start to recognize more kinds of affluence within ourselves- and more kinds of scarcity in others.
Then We changed their suffering into prosperity, untilthey grew and multiplied, and began to say:"Our fathers(too) were touched by suffering and affluence"….
But now it is the ultimate symbol of affluence or poverty- of how much time aboveground we each can afford.
Larger populations, scarcities of sanitary water, concerns over the effects of soft drinks on human health,and increased affluence are all driving up bottled water demand globally.
This decoupling of affluence and happiness has been demonstrated in longitudinal measures of life satisfaction since the mid-20th century.
If democracy, free markets,and the rule of law have created an unprecedented stability, affluence, and decency; how come so many beneficiaries, fail to see this?
The journey from poverty to affluence is a hard journey, whether it is for an individual person or for a society, nation or large populations in the world.
Ahilyadevi also rejoiced when she saw bankers, merchants, farmers,and cultivators rise to levels of affluence, but rejected claims to any of that wealth, be it through taxes or feudal right.
Gold coins are symbols of monetary affluence, as well as cultural and spiritual wealth, which the elders of the family must share freely with the younger generation.
Then We changed their suffering into prosperity, untilthey grew and multiplied, and began to say:"Our fathers(too) were touched by suffering and affluence"… Behold! We called them to account of a sudden, while they realised not their peril.
With changing life styles and increased urban affluence, floriculture has assumed a definite commercial status in recent times and during the past 2-3 decades particularly.
In a previous article“Race, IQ& Wealth,” I had suggested that the IQs of ethnic groups appear to be far more malleable than many people would acknowledge, and may be particularly influenced by factors of urbanization,education, and affluence.
There are challengeshere that don't exist in a lot of other places because of the affluence in the community, but the only way I could approach this case was that none of that matters.
I have seen such affluence in that country, such competent individuals and such talent that I do not think we will be able to conquer that land so long as we do not break its cultural and ethical backbone.
In this context,simple living is the opposite of our modern quest for affluence and, as a result, it becomes less preoccupied with quantity and more concerned about the preservation of cities, traditions and nature.
Crucially, a panchayat's affluence or lack of poverty will be directly dependent on“the number of women in paid/self employment” or the percentage of households with LPG connections or those getting power supply for 12 hours daily.
Just underneath the beautiful surface of affluence, there is a kind of mental unrest, leading to frustration, unnecessary quarrels, reliance on drugs or alcohol, and in the worst case, suicide.
But, Sivak warns, as affluence increases, and as global average temperatures rise, so will demand:“This trend will put additional strains not only on global energy resources but also on the environmental prospects of a warming planet.”.
Many of these diseases seem to be diseases of affluence, probably influenced by poor diets and excessive cleanliness, affecting the early establishment of an appropriate microbiota.