Sentence examples for is rather greater from inspiring English sources

Sir Antony wrote: "At the present stage... the risks of political embarrassment to the government is rather greater than the security danger".

It's like in "Donnie Brasco," when Al Pacino, in order to get some coins, steals a entire parking meter, takes it to his hangout, and smashes it with a hammer — except that the harm to the people being robbed is rather greater.

Although Amazon's need for developers to help drive interest in its hardware is rather greater than Apple's, given the massive installed base of iOS devices.

The notch mode of presentation also induces an N1 modulation but in contrast to the greater N1 to illusory figures reported with the classic mode [5] [11], the N1 is rather greater for the control figure [2].

It provides a good reference to the field but its emphasis in the book is rather greater than necessary; nowadays radiation is used rather less frequently for the treatment of ovarian cancer.

These results are consistent with previous studies and a meta-analysis suggesting a protective effect [ 8- 12], and the protective effective against CRC seen in the original randomized trials of statin use in cardiovascular disease [ 18, 28], although the strength of the apparently protective effect is rather greater in our study than several other positive studies.

The depth of the obtained cavities is rather great, and their profile is near rectangular.

They also suggest the swing has been rather greater amongst working class than middle class voters.

Of course, the responsibilities of local government are rather greater than those of the average Lego builder.

"The degree to which she was disappointed [by the defeat] was rather greater than the degree to which I was disappointed myself.

In the temperature range of 100°C to 200°C, the observed specific heats were rather greater than those predicted from Dulong-Petit's law.