Sentence examples for much greater ones from inspiring English sources
Mr. Amin, who described the crimes committed by Americans at Abu Ghraib as "awful, horrible," recalled that much greater ones had been carried out by Iraqis in the same prison under Saddam Hussein.
This positive feedback shows how even a small change to the Earth's systems can trigger much greater ones.Some scientists also see a tipping-point another feared tipping-point anothergy lexicon—in the accelerating diminution ofearedsea ice.
Underlying the immediate problem is a much greater one.
A smaller crime had allowed us to check a much greater one.
But in the hurricanes that have battered the western Gulf in the decade since Rita, and Gustav, and Isaac, and Ike race has been a lesser part of the story, and universal vulnerability a much greater one.
But in the hurricanes that have battered the western Gulf in the decade since — Rita, and Gustav, and Isaac, and Ike — race has been a lesser part of the story, and universal vulnerability a much greater one.
Moes sees this as a moment that "revealed the paradox that was Roosevelt at times, when stubbornly adhering to a smaller matter of principle could stand in the way of achieving a much greater one.
A study by Baty et al. [ 13] reported a much greater one-year survival rate of 42% for T18 infants and 38% for T13 infants, however, this study was based on data collected from questionnaires completed by members of S.O.F.T. (Support Organisation for Trisomy 18, 13 and Related Disorders), which may have resulted in non-response bias.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03372.011 Within Lis1, sequence conservation is much greater on one face of the β-propeller ('top') compared to the other, suggesting that this top face may interact with dynein.
The factor α is a finite positive constant (much) greater than one (i.e., 1 ≪ α < +∞) that ensures to be negative when C k < R k.
Let us also look from the lens that Indigenous cultures regard as old hat -- that we are a significant but also small part of a much greater story: one that extends beyond this reality -- one that is informed by experiences that our ancestors and relatives had long ago, and that healing and freedom can be non-linear, and expand beyond death's doors.
