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greater

[grey-ter] / ˈgreɪ tər /


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Gianrico Farrugia, Mayo’s chief executive, acknowledges the risks of lurching into an unknowable future, but tells the author that “the risk of not going fast enough is far greater at this point.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Veuger thinks that the fact that the unemployment rate is still low, though it has drifted up over the past few years, while hiring has stayed muted, suggests that reduced immigration is playing a greater role in the slow pace of hiring than factors such as trade uncertainty.

From The Wall Street Journal

The victims had distinct dietary patterns and signs of greater mobility and physiological strain, indicating they were likely outsiders rather than members of the local community.

From Science Daily

Children whose mothers eat a diet high in fat and sugar during pregnancy and breastfeeding face a greater chance of developing fatty liver disease later in life.

From Science Daily

In an attempt to provide Liverpool with greater solidity this season, Slot has asked his wingers to focus on their respective full-backs instead, with Ekitike now tasked with applying pressure higher up.

From BBC