Sentence examples for far less prosperous from inspiring English sources

Investors poured money and employees poured themselves into companies that were far less prosperous than they appeared.

The century's golden beginning was followed by far less prosperous decades.

The town of Caernarfon did not prove a successful settlement, however; by 1298 it had only 59 burgage tenements properties paying rent to the king making it far less prosperous than either neighbouring Conwy or Beaumaris, and the situation did not improve during the 14th century.

They all pay dues for spots at the table — sixty-eight thousand five hundred dollars a year for the biggest U.S. firms, although not-for-profits and smaller firms pay far less, and less-prosperous nations adhere to a sliding scale.

They all pay dues for spots at the table sixty-eight table sixty-eightdred dollars a year for thousand five hundreds, although not-for-profits andollarser firms payearr less, and less-prosperous nations adhere to a sliding scale.

Friction often arose between the wealthier members of the merchant guilds and the less prosperous but far more numerous members of the craft guilds in a particular city.

That's not the nation revealed by the referendum vote, intolerant of foreigners, less prosperous and far too unfair to feel free for a great many.

Given those additions, the proposed alliance is far less one of the (white) "prosperous and powerful".

Without a strong, purposeful U.S., the world would be a far more violent and tyrannical and less prosperous place.

This statement would be hard to substantiate, especially in the prosperous nations of Western Europe that spend far less on health care than we do.

Calling the current system "unaffordable and downright unhealthy for millions of Americans," he emphasized that other prosperous countries "cover everybody and do it at far less cost," and bemoaned that the United States ranks "first by a country mile" in the percentage of income spent on health care.