Sentence examples for much less rich from inspiring English sources

People are simply much less rich than they were — or thought they were.

Why is the red of the sun so much less rich and visually provocative than it might have been?

Without the artist's vision, he said, "the entire worship experience would have been a much less rich one".

This would be a wholly unpredicted outcome, which many romantically inclined neutrals, such as Bagehot, would cheer.Though no pauper, the once-great club is much less rich than the league's usual winners.

It was the failure to do so which meant museums like the Tate and the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Pompidou Centre were much less rich in the 1960s and 1970s than they are now".

The accusation prompted Hellman, by then a very wealthy woman, to sue the much less rich McCarthy for defamation; characteristically, Hellman was still pursuing the lawsuit when she died (it was dropped by her estate).

Two-thirds of these would be in Africa.A more plausible assumption, however, would split the difference between the American and European positions on farm trade and allow developing countries to cut their tariffs by much less than rich ones.

This contrasts with the situation in the U.S., where funding is largely dependent on local or state tax receipts, so poor areas receive much less than rich ones.

We verified that the mouse targets for the most GC-rich human genes are much less GC-rich by an average of 6.9% (e.g., a human target that is 60% GC would only be 53% GC in the mouse).

But all that is only the plot, which evidently engages this talented writer much less than the rich and strange interior life of her hero.

America is a laggard here; its government spends abundantly on school-age kids but much less than other rich countries on the first two or three years of life.