Examples of using Much greater in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Because, Ladies and Gentlemen, during those eight years existential security was much greater in Hungary.
He ended up creating something much greater.
Likewise, think how very much greater and wider.
The employees themselves are the customers consuming the much greater part of all goods produced.
I was actually a bit surprised that the difference wasn't much greater.
And tomorrow shall be as today, even much greater.”.
Those capable of flight can travel much greater distances.
local disparities would have been much greater.
The spread of their public debt securities would be much greater than currently, and their margins for combating the crisis through fiscal stimuli would be narrower.
Smokers have a much greater risk of lung cancer than non-smokers, whatsoever the type of cigarette they smoke.
For example, one 256GB UFS chip can store about 47 full HD movies, therefore enabling much greater flexibility in handheld consumer electronics.
Russia will have much greater respect for our country when I'm leading than when other people have led it.
Moreover, there is the Lisbon Treaty that will bestow new and important powers as well as grant a much greater role to this Parliament in this area.
plants flourished when the CO2 content of the atmosphere was much greater.
with only one parent working, face much greater risk of poverty.
And acting in the sense of changing society is something very different and much greater than depositing a vote in a ballot box every five years.
Do not attempt to take on somebody else especially if they are educating at a much greater strength than you are.
It is for this reason that, according to the impact assessment, the budget calculated for POSEI in 2006 was much greater than the actual situation in 2006.
Thus, Babylonian influence in the West was much greater in scope than has hitherto been realized by some historians.
And the act of changing society is something very different and much greater than depositing a vote in a ballot box every five years.