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"more misery than" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in comparative sentences to express a greater amount of suffering or unhappiness. Example: The prisoners endured more misery than they ever thought possible under the harsh conditions of the labor camp.
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There was more misery than mystery in Hernández's performance for the Yankees tonight.
"I want you not to have more misery than the game ordinarily implies".
It promotes "more misery than happiness" and causes many people to yoke themselves for life to the wrong person simply to satisfy society's dictates.
Well, if you try and fail, it will bring you more misery than almost anything else at any point in history.
Toyota is teaming up with BMW on diesel engines and electric batteries.Carmakers' alliances have often caused more misery than they have relieved, but the Renault-Nissan partnership has been relatively successful.
In fact, the Goldberg Variations have caused me more misery than any other piece of music in history, with the exception of the Tchaikovsky Trio (for totally different reasons).
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'There's a lot more misery here than elsewhere.
"The minimum wage has caused more misery and unemployment than anything since the Great Depression," Ronald Reagan said in 1980.
He spread more misery and poverty than any dictator in modern times, killing more of his countrymen in the camps or through needless malnutrition and famine than anyone since Pol Pot.
There was no intelligentsia who took it up, no one created anything out of it, so we ended up with the Roma camps and more misery and poverty than we started with".
Using the old-school, attorney-driven route often leads to more misery and expense than people bargained for.
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