Sentence examples for greater and often from inspiring English sources

Homeless people have greater and often more complex health needs than the general population.

Even readers already familiar with institutional critique will come away from this book with a greater and often redirected understanding of its significance.

Self-made millionaires, compared to the population at large, have notably greater and often loftier goals.

The lead content of these best 10 is greater, and often much greater, than that of the remaining 10, with one exception (Tillman Aug 1999).

In most trees, it is generally assumed that rates of pollen gene dispersal are greater, and often much greater, than rates of gene flow via seed.

His contributions were great and often understated.

He was a great and often playful improviser.

Sleep deprivation may be one of our greatest, and often invisible, public-health threats.

It's great – and often backs up the umpire's decision.

In his letters, Calvino tells rather than shows his correspondents what he means — with great and often moving success.

Smaller co-working spaces that cater to locals and neighborhoods are a great (and often more affordable) option as well.