Sentence examples for richer compared with from inspiring English sources

The point is that it is no accident that strongly conservative views, views that militate against taxes on the rich, have spread even as the rich get richer compared with the rest of us: in addition to directly buying influence, money can be used to shape public perceptions.

But we are rich compared with the rest of the country and world.

He just wasn't rich compared with many of the people who surrounded him.

But it arguably did not become much more progressive for the rich compared with the middle class, or the very rich compared with the rich, in part because of the George W. Bush-era tax cuts on investment income.

An economy in trouble is no excuse to roll back basic standards – the UK is still vastly rich compared with most other countries.

But the NT, which remains funding-rich compared with most other arts organisations, must also must live up to its name.

But while he became rich compared with the cattle herders, who mostly live on less than $1 68pp) a day, he did not find happiness.

At about $2.75 billion, Silver Lake's valuation appears rich compared with some of its competitors, though it is hard to make a direct comparison because it is private and does not disclose its financial details.

Because Slovenia is rich, compared with, say, Poland, it has been squeezed by the EU to open its land to purchase by foreigners as soon as it joins, as Polish land will not be.

True, their trailing earnings multiples 30 for Lilly, 49 for Wyeth make them a tad rich compared with peers, but their superior prospects make them good buys.

The stock may look rich compared with that of its peers (see table), but Ader says that the premium is justified.