Sentence examples for than yesteryear from inspiring English sources

New ore bodies are of poorer quality than yesteryear and sit deeper underground, so costs are rising.

Today's myth is more dangerous than yesteryear's, however, as the underpinning of the dollar is weaker now than it was then.

Robots lack game sense: The typical Division I lacrosse player is bigger, faster and stronger than yesteryear.

Meat quality has improved dramatically, says meat guy Naturally the folks from Certified Angus Beef have an interest in claiming that today's beef is of higher quality than yesteryear, but that doesn't mean it isn't true.

Though the economic data suggest the worst is behind us, does that mean the problems that it caused are nothing more than yesteryear's blurred memory quickly fading in the abyss?

Now that we have more options than yesteryears -- newer ones that can be more empowering and enabling than ever -- shall we discard the older choices for fear of regression?

Are today's racehorses more fragile than those of yesteryear?

The American explanation, according to a statement by the president of the National Association of Hoseiry Manufacturers, is that our women are demanding nylons so much shearer than those of yesteryear that the stockings simply can't stand the gaff.

The American explanation, according to a statement by the president of the National Association of Hoseiry Manufacturers, is that our women are demanding nylons so much shearer than those of yesteryear that the stockings simply can't stand the gaff..

And the best ones by far, the belts you will spot on the cool new crop of models at agencies like Major — guys closer to the Ivy League Adonis ideal of yesteryear than to the Raf Simons waif — are by Smathers & Branson.

Developments like live streaming, social media and more have made the stars of today more relatable and more easily reachable than those of yesteryear.