Sentence examples for than greater from inspiring English sources

In this context "EQ", "GT", "LT", "GE", "LE" stand for "equal", "greater than", "less than", "greater than or equal to", and "less than or equal to".

The "Number Filters" option includes the options "Equals"," Does Not Equal," "Greater Than," "Greater Than or Equal To," "Less Than," "Less Than or Equal To," "Between," "Top 10," "Above Average," "Below Average," and a "Custom Filter" option.

No other metropolitan area has more veterans than greater New York.

The current approach, he said, might bring about "greater visibility rather than greater substance".

"Americans voted for hope and got nothing more than greater economic misery," he said.

An electorate that valued greater equality with modest growth more than greater inequality with greater growth would oppose freer trade.

Supported Conditional Operators < Less than > Greater than = Equal / Divide AND Both statements are true OR One of the statements is true NOT Statement is false.

It's an area with a bigger population than Greater Glasgow.

As for where the various replacement "new affordable" homes will go, there is no mention of any geographical unit other than Greater London.

Some regions were more cautious than Greater Manchester, likely to be the first to pick a "metro mayor" to lead it.

The reason is that Croatia's leaders made a strategic decision: that accession to the EU is more important than Greater Croatia.