Sentence examples for similar wealth from inspiring English sources

South Africa spends more on education than most countries of similar wealth.

Similarly, the share of private motorised travel varies enormously, even when comparing cities at similar wealth levels.

"Dances at a Gathering" (seen on Wednesday) has a similar wealth of moments that seem unique but prove to be part of a larger design.

The curators decided to replicate a 1725 Massachusetts valence from the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum that had been owned by a family of similar wealth and status.

Such major landholdings were, as one would expect, usually in the hands of Iranians, but non-Iranians were also able to amass similar wealth and power, thereby testifying once again to the inherent tolerance with which the empire was administered.

There is a similar wealth of anecdotes in Mr. Clash's "To the Limits," about his feats of climbing the Matterhorn in the Alps and Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa and traveling to the polar regions and in high-speed cars, all the while seeking "the correlation between corporate risk takers and adventure travelers".

A finding of a similar wealth-health gradient was reported by Semyonov et al. (2013).

According to the OECD, in the 1960s South Korea had a similar national wealth to Afghanistan.

Disparities in undernutrition by levels of maternal education were generally similar to wealth based disparities.

Finally, similarity in socioeconomic status probably cannot explain the clustering of happy people as next door neighbours have a much stronger influence than neighbours who live a few doors down in the same neighbourhood (and who consequently have similar housing, wealth, and environmental exposures).

Overall, relative inequalities in neonatal mortality show similar results, with wealth status showing the greatest inequalities (2.2 for the richest wealth quintile compared to the poorer wealth quintile).