Sentence examples for later richer from inspiring English sources

Runic inscriptions from the era of migrations, ranging from eastern France through Germany up to Denmark and eastward via Poland to Romania, are supplemented by the later, richer yield from England and Scandinavia.

This early form of social life had various advantages: among others, the relative scarcity of goods prevented excessive competition (sharing was obligatory for survival) and thereby set limits on those unnatural desires that at a later, richer phase of society would lead to wars and other disturbances.

Brazil, in particular, is convinced that sooner or later rich countries will be forced to reform their outrageous farm policies.

"No one that I ever knew was nicer to me," he said later, rich, famous and with a Nobel prize.

Results: Lower total time spent in night sleep, higher mean level of night activity level, and a later rich home environment were all predictive of higher Bayley scores (MDI) at a chronological age of 6 months.

Later rich, including John Pierpont Morgan and William Randolph Hearst, did likewise.

Trade liberalization followed adjustment in the 1990s as the WTO, and later rich countries, dragooned developing countries into free-trade agreements.

At regular intervals along the way, billboards exhorted people to "overthrow poverty!" and told those who "got rich first" to "help those who will later become rich". The tone of old Communist maxims was effortlessly adapting itself to a vision of social change powered by market capitalism.

The footage shot later is rich and poignant.

Fifty-one years later, the rich are very different.

When pov erty produces outbreaks of virulent infectious disease, as it always does sooner or later, the rich catch the disease and see their children die of it.