Sentence examples for more centralised than from inspiring English sources

Gross social inequality, a management class that is more centralised than it's ever been since the Great Depression.

PCCs must respect national policing requirements; money must be spent on certain services; procurement will be more centralised than before.

For in countries smaller and more centralised than the United States, diversity is even harder to achieve.

Not only is the cost of living roughly a third higher than the American urban average, but government is far more centralised than in other states.

Britain's central government is hugely powerful (at least, when it isn't trying to reform the House of Lords) and far more centralised than in most democracies.

'It feels a lot more centralised than it did in 1999, when I met the founder of the dotcom that shipped pet food after selling it online.

The important problems, such as those wrought by 'giant capitalism,' require more centralised responses than federal arrangements can muster.

The result of all this will be an industry even more centralised and monopolistic than before.

These organisations have all more centralised evaluation functions than UNICEF making it easier to maintain a unified database.

The present organisational design proposal seem to be more centralised (and cheaper) than the programme currently being implemented in England.

Over the past two decades, this dynamic has led to a great outward shift in new housing supply, as ex-urban areas generally have far fewer restrictions on new growth.In part, this has allowed ex-urban housing to remain cheaper than more centralised housing options (leading some to champion sprawl as a boon for the middle-class).