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The phrase "a much lesser extent" is not correct in standard English; it should be "to a much lesser extent." You can use it when comparing the degree or level of something in relation to another, indicating that it is significantly smaller or lesser.
Example: "The new policy affects employee productivity to a much lesser extent than anticipated."
Alternatives: "to a significantly smaller degree" or "to a much smaller extent."
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LAHOUSEN: Yes, occasionally, but to a much lesser extent.
That, too, depressed job offers, although to a much lesser extent.
To a much lesser extent, the planets exert influence as well.
The nonleaching methods have been receiving attention, although to a much lesser extent.
The second storage reaction also occurs, but to a much lesser extent, with Al2O3 alone.
Today Indiana's economy is based primarily on services, manufacturing, and, to a much lesser extent, agriculture.
Adenosine diphosphate and adenosine monophosphate accelerated the recovery, but to a much lesser extent, and adenosine had no effect.
It is found in Mesopotamia, Egypt, China (although to a much lesser extent than elsewhere), Central America, and India.
Despite Technosols being widely present in environments, their pedogenesis has been studied to a much lesser extent than "natural" soils.
Most are Muslims whose families come from rural communities in Pakistan, and to a much lesser extent, Bangladesh.
To a much lesser extent has Sustrans provided commuter routes, and only rarely any inner-city infrastructure.
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