Sentence examples for Relatively poorer from inspiring English sources

Relatively poorer mental health and physical health were significantly associated with lower satisfaction in each of the life domains.

Dr. Haan attributed that to higher stress from being "relatively poorer off" and "more socially isolated".

That means the Chinese are relatively poorer and China's economy is smaller than everybody thought.

Hence the poor became relatively poorer despite receiving on average an extra £2 an hour for their labour.

That still leaves the list relatively poorer than at its peak in 2008, when the combined total was nearly £413bn and there were said to be 75 billionaires.

Even population-static K&C's rose by about 4,000, indicating that by this measure Britain's richest place has become relatively poorer.

Jen notes that residents are planning to build a second fence within the community, to exclude the cheaper properties around the edges, and the (relatively) poorer inhabitants.

Both programs move money from relatively poorer young people to relatively richer old people, and they are growing ever more expensive.

Those who are language-poor in early childhood get relatively poorer, and fall further behind, while the verbally rich get richer.

The insularity of these communities could explain some delays in socio-economic development, researchers have found, making them relatively poorer than other nearby communities and delaying the onset of capitalism.

Contrast these statistics to those of relatively richer Singapore – 309 litres of water and 307 kilograms of waste – or relatively poorer Delhi: 209 litres of water and 147 kilograms of waste.