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lesser

[les-er] / ˈlɛs ər /


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As the banks report this week, Poonawala will be “capital markets momentum for Goldman and Morgan Stanley, but to a lesser degree for the rest.”

From MarketWatch

That means Cohen can unlock lesser awards by hitting lower milestones.

From MarketWatch

“This has shifted new unit expansion more towards ‘fill-in’ activity within the U.S., essentially siphoning sales from high-volume locations and resulting in a lesser amount of new member sign-ups for new clubs,” he continued.

From MarketWatch

The transfer policy - signing the world's best young players from lesser leagues to create the youngest team in the Premier League - remains in place.

From BBC

"To a lesser extent, so can the mRNA vaccines. The question is, why?"

From Science Daily