Sentence examples for which are materially from inspiring English sources

Attorneys for the ranch maintain that the water is from "confined and compartmentalized" aquifers, which are "materially isolated from the Goleta Basin," according to court documents. .

Both women belonged to lower caste households, which are materially poor households and socially constructed as inferior.

But out of pure cowardice he lets himself be talked into staying, which is materially an easyish option.

His approach fits into a set of views in which being materially equal, or striving towards it, is an important expression of the equality of persons.

A senior education figure, reluctant to speak on this publicly, says that in terms of driving improvements, the most dynamic combination comes when you have a migrant group which is materially poor, but which places a high status on education.

What's more, quoted companies in the US and UK stock exchanges are obliged to reveal all the subsidiaries they either own outright or have substantial stakes in which are considered to be materially important.

But even sweeter than the payments, which aren't expected to materially affect Tessera's sales, is the validation.

But she considers poverty and lack of resources to be an ongoing disaster in Nepal, and she decided that there was no reason to neglect Dolpo, which is as materially poor as it is culturally rich.

This was confirmed in our analysis, as removing allopurinol from model 2 showed effects which were not materially different (data not shown).

Results from the MMHS cohort confirm a strong association between mammographic density and risk of breast cancer which was not materially influenced by variability in image acquisition parameters.

Of the dietary factors, dietary fish protein had the strongest correlations (r = 0.22 and P < 0.001 for δC; r = 0.20 and P < 0.001 for δN), which were not materially different among incident cases only (results not shown).