Sentence examples for more than equally from inspiring English sources

Poor graduate students spend more than equally poor waitresses, because they can expect higher incomes later.

Marginal increases in tax credits improve welfare more than equally costly increases in income support or tax cuts.

What was once a regular habit of the urban dweller has now become equally — if not more than equally — a ritual of the tourist, and has evolved in ways small and large to accommodate the habits of its new clientele.

Radicals among the trailblazing modern thinkers were more than equally matched by moderates who believed that "reason would function alongside faith to increase human happiness and life span, end disease, reduce suffering of all kinds and give people greater power over nature and greater freedom in their lives".

The disparity jumps dramatically in certain places, like the technology hub of Silicon Valley, where men with graduate or professional degrees earned 40-7340-73e than equally educated females in 2012, according to the Silicon Valley Index, an annual economic snapshot of the region.

Flash cards cost more than equally capacious disk drives but are lighter, faster responding and less power hungry.

And after being established in the country, they more likely than equally educated US-born citizens to be employed, and less likely to be on welfare.

Female job seekers with Mongolian names would need to submit 36% more applications than equally qualified women with Han names to get the same number of callbacks.

This result might be linked to the so-called "linguistic positivity bias," originally called "the Polyanna hypothesis," meaning a tendency for positive words to be used more often than equally familiar negative words (Augustine, Mehl, & Larsen, 2011; Boucher & Osgood, 1969).

When institutions comprised multiple hospitals with more than one equally ranked leader in a specialty (n=2), we included all equally ranked leaders.

Indeed, it was the television footage in "Eyes on the Prize" that shocked me most, more than the equally powerful still photographs from that period.