Generally speaking, he added, gasification projects sprout in “very affluent communities who are concerned about their environment and are willing to pay a little more for their tipping fee.” Beauchamp and other advocates say the technology would have …

Yet even as these affluent and educated Americans protested modernity, they were also its products and beneficiaries. Their agenda “melded with the corporate-sponsored consumer culture that was coming to characterize life in 20th-century America …

Millions of California immigrants work in low-wage service industries. They would be among the greatest beneficiaries of our … Asian immigrants are more likely to be affluent, often employed at technology companies. But many Asians are also among the …

The appraisal was based on criteria by the National Tax Service, taking the building's construction cost, location and age into consideration but actual market value is said to be triple the reported amount, the website said. Singer Seo Taiji followed …

Yingluck's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital. … Please note by clicking on "Post" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms Of Service and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms.

One result has been the achievement of high living standards and a degree of everyday affluence unimaginable even by trade unionists and leftists in the 1950s” (ibid). Just three years after he wrote these words the 2008 global banking crisis erupted …

Those lovable characters in the sitcoms are robustly healthy and affluent, cuddly folks who never even hint at any of the negative consequences that follow on a lifetime of practicing anal intercourse. Nobody wears Depends, nobody deals with feces …

People who live in Somerville can enjoy both the benefits of an urban lifestyle and the ability to get into a car and five minutes later be on a golf course or a park in the country, he said. Easy to do business. That's one of the reason why Weiss …

Even the tony New York Observer, which proudly tells advertisers that its readers are the “most affluent, educated and influential [New Yorkers], with an average household income of $644,000 and average net worth of $4.1 million,” felt inclined to …