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Meanings of greater mobility in English

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Usage of greater mobility in English
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Future exoskeletons may replace wheelchairs, providing greater mobility and health benefits.
The Guardian
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The car will be totally integrated into a greater mobility network.
BBC
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Her features possessed even greater mobility, and in consequence were even less statuesque.
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But to do this effectively he would need greater mobility.
Ghost wars
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Nordquist's computer was equipped with a portable keyboard for greater mobility at his workstation.
Death angel
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The fly has greater mobility than any other flying creature.
Aeroplanes
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Even seeking greater mobility, we still have difficulties achieving the dynamics we need, especially in defence.
Reuters
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This can only be remedied by giving them greater mobility and by passing often to the offensive.
The Art of War
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Dizzying technological change and falling barriers to cross-border interaction saw greater mobility of people, goods, money and ideas.
The Irish Times
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Its limb proportions, flexible wrist, elbow and ankle joints for greater mobility are all typical of climbing animals.
BBC
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Your small outfit permits greater mobility than does that of the English cousin, infinitely less nuisance and expense.
The Land of Footprints
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His response was to work with Bruce French, who countenanced greater mobility rather than better glovework as a remedy.
The Guardian
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There is no way any government can "predict and provide" the infrastructure needed for ever greater mobility.
The Guardian
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Financial investors have utilized their greater mobility as a bargaining chip in extracting a bigger share of national income.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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When the cannoneers can mount the boxes, it may have greater mobility and be advanced farther to the front.
The Art of War
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Those taking supplements were no stronger and they did not exhibit greater mobility than those taking an inactive placebo.
Reuters
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