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Meanings of to a greater extent in anglès

Used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs.

Usage of to a greater extent in anglès
1
This land pirating is now carried to a greater extent than ever.
The Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet in California, Son...
2
There was no Senator who had to a greater extent their confidence.
Fifty Years of Public Service / Personal Recollections of Shelby...
3
This time we will rely upon computerized fire control to a greater extent.
The Hyperion Cantos
4
This decrease of TVR persisted to a greater extent in the cone group.
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5
They may even to a greater extent affect our relations to foreign governments.
The American Judiciary
6
But it was driven to a greater extent by a change in lending practices.
The Return of Depression Economics
7
The amount of sleep declines with aging and to a greater extent in AD.
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8
He thought labour was in this movement to a greater extent than was imagined.
The Insurrection in Dublin
9
She was a woman to a greater extent than any one has ever been.
Original Short Stories — Volume 07
10
We think that at this point the grief should have passed to a greater extent.
The Irish Times
11
Aging does not appear to affect cognitive functioning to a greater extent than in HC.
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12
The radius was affected to a greater extent in the trabecular compartment than the tibia.
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13
The circumstances of my present life enable me to realise it to a greater extent.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson : Missionary Bishop of the Melan...
14
He probably realized to a greater extent than any of them what had taken place.
By the Light of the Soul: A Novel
15
Father's death threw upon me the management of affairs to a greater extent than ever.
Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
16
The communication training programs appear to benefit junior oncologists to a greater extent in trilateral situations.
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