Sentence examples for materially than from inspiring English sources

A Congolese doctor, a man most other Congolese would consider wealthy, is worse off materially than most poor people in America.

In particular, if some people are significantly better off materially than others then that can result in them having significant power over others.

Most sages would agree that character is much more difficult for any adult to improve materially than other facets of personhood, such as job skills.

As we do realize which parts of our life we can whittle away, sculpting our new selves, we become aware that we may really need much less materially than we had initially assessed and gain much more emotionally and intellectually.

There are 12 1/2 million, outnumbering the whites almost 4 to 1. Taken as a group all are much better off-materially-than any other national group of black men on the continent.

"Things could make that landing harder rather than softer, but the chances of that happening are not materially greater than a year ago".

It may be telling us that rates in future may be materially lower than they have been in the past, because growth is soggier than it has been in the past.

It was said that people on £35,000 a year would pay back materially more than those on much higher salaries.

Only in four countries – Germany, Canada, the US and Sweden – was per-capita income materially higher than the pre-crisis peak.

Mr. Fidler said the company's true value was "materially higher" than its closing price yesterday of $910.

The Bank of England's monetary committee policy has said unemployment will hit the 7% threshold "materially earlier" than forecast.