Sentence examples for a rather great from inspiring English sources
There is a rather great discrepancy between what is expected of students on their individual state assessments and on national Advanced Placement tests.
A rather great difference in the number of sites, N, is obviously due to different surface properties of both substrates, which in turn may affect the behavior of the deposited gold atoms.
A bit shy of two weeks ago, Google threw out a bit of a facepunch to music fans on Android: Grooveshark, a rather great (if questionably legal) over-the-air music streaming service was pulled from the App Market following record label complaints.
At the same time, a rather great number of difficulties related to the medical support of pregnant women and children that are of organizational nature have been identified.
Problems have been outlined connected with the general level of public awareness: violence against women (including pregnant women) is occurring in a rather great number of families; a significant share of pregnant women does not receive proper attention from other people.
Adultery was a theme of a rather greater book, Graham Greene's The End of the Affair (1954) which brought her back to England.
A rather greater one was the mundane fact of being a woman in her 50s in Hollywood, where roles are scarce.
Adultery was a theme of a rather greater book, Graham Greene's The End of the Affair (1954), which brought Kerr back to England.
That is fairly obvious, but as you realise the many exceptions all you can safely say is that most women on the whole have certain qualities in a rather greater or rather less degree than men".
The risk of that relationship going wrong should be a rather greater worry.Another oddity is that the man Mr Fridman has chosen to chair LetterOne's energy division, Lord John Brownene, is a former boss of BP.
Before Pannick became a QC – and, in Lester's words "a rather greater authority than I could ever be in administrative law" – he often appeared in court as Lester's junior.
