Examples of using Rather more in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
She's rather more crazy about my position in the fashion world than she is about me. To be indiscreet back.
unfortunately it tastes rather more like horse excrement.
I think we really must argue rather more pragmatically and less emotionally here,
The green palace was rather more"royal" style with lots of mirrors
then less or rather more boundaries?
Their purpose in visiting a planet is rather more fundamental- to feed.
a lack of familiarity of anti-Semitic emblems. Or perhaps, rather more implausibly that Hindus were involved.
And the fact that they have won this title is certainly no surprise, rather more a confirmation of what everyone presumed!
the music is rather more modern and sophisticated.
Such a dispersion of authority does not create security and health, but rather more confusion.
discoloration will occur, but rather more long-lasting dye in terms of brightness and riflessatura.
But I, I keep mine in a rather more private place. Some people hide them in their socks.
My second observation is rather more of a query directed at the Commission as to how far we can view this as a reasonable precedent in cooperation in the field of public health.
Rather more important factors in this respect are those such as the extent to which inconveniences are experienced
resulted not so much from in-depth analysis of the event but rather more from a momentary snapshot of what happened.
so there is rather more at stake if we refuse to grant discharge than simply saying,
decreasing after wins, but by a rather more complicated equation.
Block believes that because therapists are generally interested in people rather more than technology, they are often ill-equipped to help people suffering from excessive computer use.
actually this falls rather more within the scope of my fellow Commissioner,
This would not be a bureau in the real sense of the word, but I am thinking rather more of a coordinating body within the Commission that would run a central database,