Even so, most of the money the government spends goes to people who are comparatively wealthy.
She also discussed gun violence in cities and tried to subtly contrast herself with Sanders, who is comparatively conservative on gun control.
"The idea that people who are comparatively well-off get tax cuts and we're not going to help federal employees get a reasonable raise. . .
Rather than improving the decor inside an already stuffed wallet, feminism should focus on fighting for material gains in the lives of the women who have comparatively little.
Though a sophisticated instrumentalist himself, he did not mind playing with people who had comparatively few skills; something interesting might always happen.
Their departure will leave only the Bangladeshis, who have comparatively little battle experience, as the only non-Africans in the United Nations force.
Their younger cast mates play characters who are comparatively unencumbered, but they are also given the trickier task of acting in a quasi-silent film.
I was pulling for Kashirina, who was comparatively svelte, at two hundred and twenty-five pounds, but it was Zhou, in the end, who hoisted more than four hundred pounds in the clean-and-jerk, thereby claiming gold.
He reminded the professor that "most of the world's renowned were men who, when comparatively young men, by one significant stroke made themselves peers of men who had strove slowly and painfully to their positions".
The deer-urine industry, on the other hand, is most vocally supported by bow hunters, who are comparatively few, and is predominantly represented by people like Lapp, small farmers with few resources.
