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greater

[grey-ter] / ˈgreɪ tər /


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The draft report, which is not final, also went out of its way to emphasize “the near unanimous feedback from California Fire Departments who are opposed to permitting single-exit stairway construction … greater than 3 stories.”

From Los Angeles Times

Nevertheless, he said, “tariffs are likely to return in some form, so firms may be reluctant to cut prices until there’s greater certainty about where tariff rates ultimately settle. This could be a lengthy process.”

From MarketWatch

But reasonable observers can admit that any sane policy will, to a greater or lesser degree, look ugly.

From The Wall Street Journal

And Eley says there are no plans to improve facilities, due to a lack of funding as well as the greater popularity of other winter sports.

From BBC

However, a clear talent ID and training programme brought success, followed by funding to allow for greater strides to be made in design and hiring world-class coaches.

From BBC