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Meanings of larger amount in English
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Usage of larger amount in English
1
So the recommendation may be suitable, but for a much larger amount.
2
At once the galvanometer will register a larger amount of electromagnetic energy.
3
These loans put a larger amount of risk in the hands of lenders.
4
So the velocity of the particle will be disturbed by a larger amount.
5
She quickly returned, with a larger amount of articles than previously.
6
No others accepted; and no larger amount at one time from any boy desired.
7
The fee has been refunded but not the larger amount.
8
They want more work, and especially a larger amount of intelligent or skilled work.
9
It has, however, thus far, subscribed for a larger amount of four per cent.
10
Lee-Metford, with larger amount of exposed core, also cupped apex.
11
You, however, are his debtor to a larger amount than you can ever repay.
12
Who would deny your right to a far larger amount?
13
Surely a larger amount of discretionary power might be vested in them with advantage!
14
Would you say there was a larger amount of occasional prostitution?-I believe there is.
15
Lowe's said the cost of basic installation will include services based on the larger amount.
16
A much larger amount of taxes is imposed by the states than by the nation.
This collocation consists of:
Larger amount through the time
Larger amount across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common