Sentence examples for same level of living from inspiring English sources

34 Those with chronic health conditions are likely to need higher incomes to obtain the same level of living standards as those with no chronic health conditions due to the additional costs of living for those with ill health.

The independent commission was able to maintain the same level of competition, living up to the nonpartisan standard set by the court.

To directly compare humans to animals and attempt to put them at the same level of intelligence and living systems is not logical.

There were some pockets of prosperity – imperial capitals and trading cities – but most people lived at roughly the same level of income (and lived about the same length of time).

Why shouldn't all audiences deserve the same level of performance from live music as others experience as a matter of course at the Wigmore Hall or Southbank Centre?

But he chose to live out his last years with the same level of intensity that he had lived his whole life and when somebody does that, you feel like it's been a life that should be celebrated and that's what I think most of his friends felt.

It is worth mentioning that the population with a high level of education is not exposed to the same level of violence, because of their living condition and social status.

In an interview with VICE News during his Shoal Lake 40 visit, Trudeau was asked about a recent ruling by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, that found the federal government discriminates against First Nations children living on reserves by not providing the same level of child welfare funding that children living off reserve are entitled to.

In this piece I will take a look at JFK's idea of living at the same level of the nationals volunteers work with.

People who live in cities where the temperatures are generally elevated in the summer were found to have higher minimum mortality temperatures, or less risk given the same level of temperature, than people who live in cities with milder climates [ 7, 21, 39].

A survey of 43 countries, published on October 30th, found that people in emerging markets are within a whisker of expressing the same level of satisfaction with their lives as people in rich countries.If income is an imperfect proxy for quality of life, are there any plausible alternatives?