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The phrase "are more greedy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the greediness of two or more subjects.
Example: "In times of economic hardship, some individuals are more greedy than others, prioritizing their own gain over the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "are greedier" or "tend to be more greedy."
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"Japan is a very small country with a large population, so they are more greedy about territory," said Shin Yong Ha, a history professor at Seoul National University and leader of the Tokdo Academic Society.
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We need to be more concentrated, be more greedy, be more disciplined, be more everything.
Although Sony's machine consumes more power while gaming, Xbox One is more greedy in standby mode.
Botha had said that "people need to be more greedy, and more patient," for example, and noted that Sequoia "loved being in business with entrepreneurs that want to build something enduring".
EM: I think I'm more greedy now!
Your horse may be more greedy if it is hungry, so try feeding hay first so that its stomach feels full.
The drawback of these programs is that they are more memory-greedy and slower than POA, CLUSTALW, DIALIGN-TX, and MUSCLE.
Moreover, as the networks are more sparse, the greedy approach becomes increasingly desirable.
Again, we notice that the LS, IRL1 and SBL results are more protruded than greedy results for both Gold and Elba (Fig. 12 a (1 5), b (1 5)).
We think they are, more or less, greedy, and sometimes evil.
Especially these days when there are more headlines about greedy CEO's whose life's work is less about leadership, values and principles and more about being totally driven, cut throat, and money hungry at the expense of employees.
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