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? "More impacting than" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The word "impact" is a verb, and in order to use it with the comparative "more," it should be used as an adjective, such as "more impactful." Additionally, the use of the comparative form implies a comparison between two things, so "more impactful than" would be a more appropriate phrase. For example: - "Her words were more impactful than his actions" - "The study found that regular exercise is more impactful than diet alone" - "The documentary was more impactful than the book it was based on" In these examples, the use of "more impactful than" shows a comparison between two things and highlights the degree to which one had a greater impact than the other.
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Results show that in-pot systems, with an emissions range of 7.444 26.489 kg of CO2-e are much more impacting than in-field grown production processes (0.607 1.013 kg of CO2-e).
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The second method is more impacting, like a karate chop breaking a brick or a short plank of wood.
The realized change or affectedness suggests that there is a more dynamic and impacting subject involved than the static notion of Stimulus.
Although approximately 60 to 70 percent of all natural rubber cultivation goes toward tires, and surgical gloves use 50 times more latex than condoms, prophylactics do rely on large-scale rubber and latex production that is negatively impacting planet Earth.
More honest than most".
More dead than alive.
"More so than curling.
More inconvenient than dreadful.
More shunting than hunting?
More wise than unwise".
More similar than different.
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