Sentence examples for how much richer from inspiring English sources

One could also ask how much richer James can possibly be.

Why? Partly, it was a matter of how much richer the music sounded (at least to my civilian ears) at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater.

Probably the biggest thing I've learned writing for TV is how much richer the narrative becomes if there is a lot of backstory.

But think of how much richer this city would be — economically and culturally — if any or all of these institutions still existed.

But for government statisticians tasked with estimating family incomes, the next question is: in dollar terms, exactly how much richer than Family B is Family A? It is this question that has troubled economists and government statisticians alike.

Another part of the answer is that once you realize just how much richer the rich have become, the argument that higher taxes on high incomes should be part of any long-run budget deal becomes a lot more compelling.

But it's unclear how much rich countries will pay, and to whom.

This sets out rules for how much rich countries should cut emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, that are thought to add to global warming.

One of the main stumbling blocks is how much rich countries will undertake to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases in the short to medium term.

The main finding is the extent to which flows still reflect old colonial ties: firms from highly ranked Spain and Portugal, for example, are big investors in Latin America.The environmental index tries to capture how much rich countries deplete global environmental resources, for example by measuring greenhouse-gas emission per head.

Tom is one of the authors of the concept of Greenhouse Development Rights, a framework for calculating how much rich countries ought to pay the poor to help them convert to clean energy and adapt to the impacts of climate change.