Sentence examples for relatively richer from inspiring English sources

The evidence suggests that those who had overestimated their relative position and thought that they were relatively richer than they were tend to demand higher levels of redistribution when informed of their true ranking.

Some are relatively richer in adenine and thymine, while others have more guanine and cytosine.

Both programs move money from relatively poorer young people to relatively richer old people, and they are growing ever more expensive.

Contrast these statistics to those of relatively richer Singapore – 309 litres of water and 307 kilograms of waste – or relatively poorer Delhi: 209 litres of water and 147 kilograms of waste.

Those with hard currency also instantly became relatively richer after the 2009 currency experiments, which had the effect of severely devaluing the North Korean won.Since then, conspicuous consumption appears to have increased.

The nature of these borrowings, together with the linguist's relatively richer knowledge of early Indo-European, supports a southward movement of Proto-Finno-Ugric and also provides some insight into the culture of the Finno-Ugrians.

This is a situation where relatively poor people pay more medical expenditure relative to income than do relatively rich people.

First, among the relatively rich.

Finland is relatively rich in wildlife.

Their culture had been relatively rich.

Countries that were relatively rich in 1900 are, for the most part, relatively rich today.