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greater

[grey-ter] / ˈgreɪ tər /


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“I don’t know, but my guess is that they would want that to be hopeful and humane, to be something that brings us all to a greater understanding of one another and to some peace.”

From Los Angeles Times

Researchers have recommended a bigger study over a longer term to see if it would have greater effects, including examining whether giving higher amounts of money, or repeated cash transfers, would have more impact.

From BBC

During busy periods, more controllers are brought in to manage the greater volume of aircraft in particular areas and controllers are rotated more frequently to ensure they don't become overwhelmed.

From BBC

Controllers must also ensure all planes, which come in an array of sizes, are safely separated both vertically and horizontally because large passenger jets cause greater turbulence and instability for the aircraft around them.

From BBC

In response to Yemm's concerns, local government minister Alison McGovern said a decision on greater regulation was due this summer.

From BBC