to a greater degree

While Prigozhin’s propaganda efforts targeted mainly France, African Initiative “targets Americans to a greater degree,” says researcher Jedrzej Czerep, head of the Middle East and Africa Programme at the Polish Institute of International Affairs.

Having an increased taste sensitivity to sweetness means people also perceive sweetness to a greater degree and feel satisfied after eating smaller amounts of sugar.

“The Acolyte” tweaks the formulas here and there, but, to a greater degree than other Disney+ shows like “The Mandalorian” and “Andor,” it falls back on signature moves: the electronic whoosh of the light saber; the outstretched hand summoning the Force; lovable droids and fuzzy holograms; dark masters and chosen children.

With higher temperatures, the humidity in a storm can increase to a greater degree before that water vapor condenses into rain.

“There are actually fewer trains in what you would think of as peak commute hours, so they can provide more service at other times of the day and on weekends, because weekend ridership has rebounded to a greater degree,” said John Goodwin, assistant director of communications for the Bay Area’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission.