Sentence examples for a far higher area from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a far higher area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels or extents of something, indicating that one area is significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new research facility is located in a far higher area than the previous one, providing better access to sunlight."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger area" or "a much greater area".

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Some studies using LCA consider land use change – for example, Berry et al. (2010) argue that maintaining current grain supplies in the absence of fungicide would require a far higher area of land to be used in wheat production, with consequent increases in GHG emissions, however land area change is not accounted for within the LCA itself.

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Thus, compared to the commercial sub-micrometer hematite powder, the porous hematite has a far higher surface area, i.e. 108.1 cm2/g.

Mr Rooke also warned that if the Somerset Levels were protected to a far higher standard, other areas may demand the same level of defence too - and current funding will not cover that.

Over 60percentt of the 11.1 million undocumented immigrants in the United States are concentrated in just 20 major metropolitan areas, a far higher proportion than U.S. residents as a whole who live in urban areas, according to a Pew Research Center report released Thursday.

"In Lambeth we are seeing our budget cut by 50% - a far higher proportion than many councils serving richer areas.

Known as the crack cocaine of gambling, these roulette machines have attracted new interest this year after research showed there was a far higher number of the terminals in poor areas of high unemployment than on richer high streets.

He cites medical devices, one of his other areas of expertise, as an industry with a far higher rate of technical progress.

In both third and fifth-grade, we've seen double-digit gains — a far higher rate than the county average, including the schools in wealthier areas".

At the same time, any areas near massive streams, which produce very loosely packed soil, are also at a far higher risk than other places.

In Japan, where social life has historically been organised around the family, about 30% of all households have a single dweller, and the rate is far higher in urban areas.

Over a third of households in Somaliland's urban areas do not have access to clean drinking water and the proportion is far higher in rural areas.

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