Sentence examples for most materially from inspiring English sources

Though there was no evidence of a linear relationship with material deprivation, when comparing the least to the most materially deprived populations, we observed higher rates in the most materially deprived populations.

The gamble of democracy is that this evidently unwarranted equality of influence may deliver suboptimal policy in the short run, but will deliver the most materially and morally satisfactory results in the long run.

Obviously the first reflected a momentous human achievement, no question, but the second would be truly shocking, this not yet being an age of royal divorce, while who could doubt that hard-pressed Edinburgh ratepayers would be most materially affected by the third?

Are the threats that most materially affect projects risks or uncertainties?

However, as compared to the least materially deprived neighbourhoods, rates were considerably elevated in the most materially deprived neighbourhoods.

However, relative to neighbourhoods with deprivation scores in the bottom decile, those in the top decile (i.e., most materially deprived) had substantially higher rates (RR 2.02, 95% Confidence Interval 1.99, 2.05).

There is a difficult balance to negotiate between improving the material well-being of the most oppressed and materially deprived citizens of the planet, while teaching the majority of citizens of the more advanced societies how to reduce their level of material needs.

The most serious loss materially seems to have been the emperor's extravagant baggage train.

Studies indicate that life expectancy differentials between the most and least materially deprived areas of the US, UK and New Zealand have recently increased, and may be continuing to do so [ 1, 6, 11, 14].

Evidence from the reviewed papers showed a narrowed gap in SRH between most and least materially deprived women compared with men in many (13, 18, 28, 30, 37) but not all settings.

Period-specific comparisons between deciles representing the most and least materially deprived areas were examined for life expectancy at birth and at 65 years according to sex using the 1) absolute difference in life expectancy between bottom and top deciles, 2) slope index of inequality [ 33], 3) relative index of inequality [ 34], and 4) adjusted slope index of inequality.