Sentence examples for proportionately rich from inspiring English sources

In Pellegrini's press, honeyed juice -- proportionately rich in acid, sugar and flavor extracts -- drips from the ice crystals.

In the press, honeyed juice -- proportionately rich in acid, sugar and flavor extracts -- oozes out of the ice crystals.

But now they are home again, reunited with a collection as proportionately rich in masterpieces as the mighty Rijksmuseum itself, one sees them in such a different way.

The cosmic rays are observed to be proportionately richer in heavy elements than are the stars, and they also contain more of the light elements lithium, beryllium, and boron, which are very rare in stars.

An increase would hurt retailers and also be highly regressive, hitting poorer households proportionately harder than richer ones.

Early indications suggested the poor would still pay proportionately more than the rich because of a rise in fuel duty.

President Jacques Chirac says he fears the scheme will lead to "a massive creation of permanent public-sector jobs", of which France already has more proportionately than other big rich countries.

The two candidates do not disagree on the principle of progressive taxation — McCain might be sympathetic to a flat tax, but he has not come out for one; presumably, he is influenced by the fact that a progressive system, in which the rich pay proportionately more than the poor, is more popular politically than a flat tax would be.

The poor not only represent a big chunk of the electorate; they also, proportionately, vote more than the rich do.

Poor households spend proportionately more on food than rich families, yet the amount spent is much lower.

But demand for health care is income-elastic: as people get richer they spend proportionately more on it.