Sentence examples for materially less from inspiring English sources

"In addition, performance has improved, the merger benefits are materially less than they were and our share price is almost twice the level it was".

"The probability of this transaction being consummated is materially less than 100percentt," said Samuel Buttrick, an airline analyst at PaineWebber.

In the Observer, Kitty Empire also gave the album four stars: "This album takes anxiety as a theme, but it sounds materially less neurotic than their previous records, for good and ill," she wrote.

Still behind in the blame game, and with a leader whose best boast is that he is no longer materially less popular than an unpopular PM, Labour would be unwise to take anything for granted.

Today's middle-class children are on track to be the first in more than a century to be materially less well off in adulthood than their parents, a government commission is expected to warn this week.

"How many touches?" There was materially less focus on a second half in which they struggled to create, before relying on Loic Remy 's 90th minute equaliser to take things into extra time.

But regardless of the type of custody, the children of parents who were separated lived on average in a materially less-well-off environment, were often absent or behind at school and their parents smoked daily in up to 40% of cases (vs 24%).

Through Aug. 9 A supplement to P.S. 1's large exhibition of antic but sardonically hard-hitting work by young Mexico City artists, this three-person show is lighter in tone but materially no less gritty and inventive.

"I think there has been something of a philosophical change," said McWilliams. "People are becoming less materially driven and more about experiences.

With the economy crippled, joblessness at a 14-year high and more financial bad news almost certain to come, there was a lot less, materially speaking, for thousands to be grateful for as they gathered around Thanksgiving tables.

Suk always said that he had never been truly tempted to leave his country for a materially better and less oppressed life elsewhere, mostly for reasons of his family and the strong Czech tradition.