Yet Botswana is at least a moderately rich country by African standards, and its government is plainly determined to get the better of AIDS.
The fossil evidence shows a moderately rich fauna of plateosaurs and other prosauropods, primitive ornithopods, and theropods during the Late Triassic Epoch (237 million to 201.3 million years ago).
But it is debatable whether a dollar has less utility for a very rich person than for a moderately rich one or whether it is scientifically possible to make the sort of interpersonal comparisons that the "sacrifice theories" call for.
This study clearly shows, for the first time, that a diet moderately rich in carbohydrate, rich in dietary fiber, and, consequently, with low glycemic index and glycemic load, essentially based on consumption of legumes, vegetables, fruits, and whole cereals, induces a significant reduction of postprandial lipoproteins, particularly chylomicrons, in type 2 diabetic patients.
In smaller countries, Kapuscinski writes, "there is no equivalent of this class," which is preoccupied with "the scale of large numbers".Britain, a mostly peaceable, moderately rich, medium-sized, rainy country, doesn't generally require such thinking from its politicians.
No longer was the aircraft the preserve of time-pressed business travellers; it became a plaything of the moderately rich and possibly famous, offering a supersonic venue for birthday celebrations and wedding anniversaries.
If they run an existing business and get moderately rich, that is all wrong.
The soil should be moderately rich and have a relatively neutral pH level.
Moderately rich and redolent of a dark-berry compote, the refosco could be confused with a very light red.
One other macrosatellite candidate identified in our search resides within a moderately gene rich region of human chromosome 9q32.
If grown in the open, the violets prefer a moderately heavy rich soil.
