Usage of "more creativity"

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Usage of more creativity in English

AM: You can expect to see much more growth and more creativity. 
 Ebony 

There's a lot more creativity to teaching than I originally thought. 
 Big girl: a novel 

On the other hand, he added, social care offered the chance for more creativity. 
 The Guardian 

At Manchester United he would add more creativity than Herrera. 
 The Guardian 

I can eff and blind with the best of them but with more creativity. 
 The Irish Times 

What Villa would do for a goalscoring midfielder, some more creativity and a prolific striker. 
 The Guardian 

In her speech she condemned alt-right groups and called for more creativity in the education system. 
 BBC 

They were better than us, showed more quality and more creativity, the Algerian told reporters in Canberra. 
 Reuters 

We'll see more creativity in the city. 
 Reuters 

These dance genres will form part of sharing and exchange and thus creating more creativity, innovation and collaborations. 
 The South African 

It just allows for more creativity. 
 Ebony 

But we're missing Koumas still and, although Valencia is quality on the right, we need more creativity in the middle. 
 The Guardian 

Just as a curse can start a fight, a blessing can heal and stir more creativity in you and others. 
 Ebony 

A little more creativity might have made "Bond" not just a watchable Lifetime film but a generally good one. 
 Reuters 

This particular theme involves a bit more creativity than usual though as Nick Jr. does not sell party items for the Guppies. 
 Wired 

We would like to add more creativity and more attacking thrust at the top end of the field. What do Leicester need? 
 News.com.au 

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Meanings of more creativity in English