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Meanings of have greater in English

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Usage of have greater in English
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We aim to have greater female participation in future graduate programme intakes.
The Irish Times
2
If elected, she said iwi would have greater involvement in council decisions.
Radio NZ
3
You seem to have greater confidence in their judgment than in mine.
Tales from Two Hemispheres
4
Specific surgeons were found to have greater odds of performing high-cost surgeries.
Pubmed
5
Never did soldiers have greater enthusiasm or more confidence in their leader.
The Court of the Empress Josephine
6
In the storytelling of Pantheru Matha, three female dancers have greater individuality.
The Guardian
7
You know that the American Indians have greater respect for passive heroism.
Atlantis
8
Well primed with garlic, you will have greater mettle for the fight.
The Eleven Comedies, Volume 1
9
Not even my days of courtship have greater charm to me now.
A Daughter of the Middle Border
10
We have both endured greater evils, and have greater evils to expect.
Life of Johnson, Volume 3 / 1776-1780
11
We have greater Numbers of these Fish, than of any other sort.
A New Voyage to Carolina / Containing the exact description and ...
12
But government projections show New Zealand will have greater ethnic diversity in future.
Reuters
13
People wanting a mortgage or business loan may have greater choice in future.
Radio NZ
14
But over time, once you have greater earning power, you should avoid it.
BBC
15
South Korean homes now have greater internet access than we do.
Reuters
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For years, many people have thought musicians have greater mathematical skills.
Human
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