Sentence examples for sometimes richer from inspiring English sources

The edible cap of M. procera is also rich in K, and its typical concentration is 26 ± 4 to 49 ± 14 g kg−1 dm (Table  1), but the stipes are sometimes richer in this element (Gucia et al. 2012a, b).

Sometimes, rich guys just can't catch a break.

"It gives you a process that is (sometimes) rich in information and (usually) devoid of music".

The clashes are sometimes rich with feeling and eventually transformative, for both characters.

He still has the money, but sometimes rich guys don't win".

Sometimes rich governments did it simply by killing the elected leaders and installing a servile dictator, as in Chile.

… The text of Vilnius is composed of smaller texts, written in different languages, sometimes rich in code-switching, as for instance the seventeenth-century dramas, where Lithuanian and Belarussian cues are interwoven with Polish ones.

Deep-sea habitats with vertical components can afford protection to sometimes rich and diverse communities against activities such as trawling, but lost fishing gear, litter and climate change continue to pose imminent threats.

Ms. Mescheriakova's voice was curiously uneven, sometimes rich, vibrant and attractive, at other times marred by weak low tones, pinched high notes and a tendency to veer sharp in pitch.

Sometimes rich individuals have built formal family investment offices, with professional managers screening deals for them.

It's a very complicated deal as is often the case with midstream master limited partnerships, which have proliferated in recent years given their tax benefits for the entities – and sometimes rich dividends for their investors.