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Meanings of considerably more in English

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Usage of considerably more in English
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I had then traveled considerably more than 200 miles from my base.
The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, I...
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But it would in most places produce considerably more than enough revenue.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
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We detected considerably more increasing than decreasing trends in invasive plant abundance.
Pubmed
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Irish businesses are considerably more pessimistic about Brexit than their UK counterparts.
The Irish Times
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Merrick's plan, in the initial phase at least, is considerably more low-tech.
Pandaemonium
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We left considerably more than half of our passengers in Cape Town.
Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer
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The legacy of the past is more contested and considerably more complicated.
The Guardian
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His blue eyes now had considerably more anger than guilt in them.
The Man from the Clouds
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Indeed, five dollars was considerably more than he had in his possession.
Paul the Peddler; Or, The Fortunes of a Young Street Merchant
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The sum is less than I thought, and our resources considerably more.
Beyond the City
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Extracting tar sands also emits considerably more greenhouse gases than regular crude.
The Guardian
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But Wheatley's latest is considerably more obtuse than even those odd films.
The Irish Times
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Sunni was considerably more comfortable when he had divested himself of it.
The Story of Sonny Sahib
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Only this time, Witherspoon noted, the Governor drank considerably more of it.
Oberheim (Voices): A Chronicle of War
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This one was considerably more cheerful than the last one, Jonas noticed.
House of Steel
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He was proving considerably more mature than Kurakin had believed he was.
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