The phrase "a much more flat" is not correct in standard English; it should be "much flatter." You can use the corrected phrase when comparing the flatness of two or more objects or surfaces.
Example: "The new design resulted in a much flatter surface, making it easier to stack the items."
Alternatives: "significantly flatter" or "considerably flatter."
"For Ana it goes from awkward, thrift-store and childlike choices to a much cleaner adult look; flat shoes, sleeker shapes - a much more refined, maybe even a bit more body conscious as she discovers her sexuality".
It lacks a strong low-end response, making the sound much more flat and lifeless.
The load fluctuates severely in winter with a large peak from 16:00 to 21 00, whereas the load profile in summer is much more flat and smooth.
And I think when the economy begins to recover and you know if you read what Tom Friedman writes, which is very front page these days, the world is getting much more, much more flat in terms of economic activity.
Quite a number of additional features appear to be attractive for young people in start-up companies: the much more flat and flexible hierarchies as compared to the more inflexible structures of universities and other research facilities.
However, in contrast to the case of Δ = 0.005 (where r ¯ is likewise close to 1/2), the population distribution of r is much more flat.
London men in their 40s spend on average 84 minutes of every day commuting – a factor which might make the small central flat a much more attractive prospect.
The new generation of the game is a complete makeover not just in terms of the visual interface which goes from flat to a much more graphic rich backdrop, but also in the strategy eRepublik has taken.
Drums differ from violin strings not only in their dimensionality a drum is a flat two-dimensional membrane but in having a much more interesting boundary.
That tower is a much more conventional one, a gray pole with flat panels hanging from the top, and it has not drawn any opposition, the mayor said.
