Sentence examples for much less prosperous from inspiring English sources

Why are African-Americans so much less prosperous than whites?

Though much less prosperous than some of his Lincoln forebears, Thomas was a sturdy pioneer.

For most of the 20th century, the Falklands were much less prosperous and secure.

But he cautions: "If not, the next mayor will face the daunting task of leading New York into a future much less prosperous than its present".

Bangladeshis or Somalis should be much better off in 50 years' time than they are now, but they will still be much less prosperous than the average American or western European is today.

An estimated 9.5 million people currently lack a minimum level of digital skills and the report warns the UK risks becoming "a branch economy, much less prosperous and influential" if it doesn't pursue a digital agenda.

The divide was much less the prosperous versus the poor than it was city versus small towns, the well-educated versus those without advanced degrees, and, most of all, the young versus the old.

Then you reach the reception: finally, there is a small foundation logo on the wall, and beside it a few lyrical photographs of children and farmers in much dustier and less prosperous places than Seattle.

Gotham, with the "martyred death" of Harvey Dent (Who we all knew turned into and died as Two Face in The Dark Knight... a mistake in my eyes, as far as him dying, but we'll skip past that), is now a prosperous and much less crime ridden city, thanks especially in due part to new Commissioner Gordon.

If so, I much prefer the more humane but less prosperous future he says awaits us.

Now they provide much of Belgium's economic dynamism, and often resent having to support the less prosperous French-speaking areas, leading to growing separatist sentiment.