Examples of using Rather more in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Usually in any puzzle puzzle corners are, or rather more correctly, are on their own
However, it is rather more complex than one might think,
Right now, you could say that it's rather more up and then down
Zaltonics isn't exactly known as a strong leader in the electronic components industry, rather more as a somewhat utilitarian company that lacks a certain amount of ambition.
financial organizations has shown itself to be a rather more problematic issue.
I see that China is rather more interested in the Pacific and Africa than Europe.
The libretto bears only scant relation to the autobiography of the Florentine sculptor Benvenuto Cellini, rather more resemblance to E.T.A.
discoloration will occur, but rather more long-lasting dye in terms of brightness and riflessatura.
Heath gives a list of theorems attributed to Pythagoras, or rather more generally to the Pythagoreans.
dark red coloured and rather more similar to blood than any other kind of mass.
shopping streets that make up the rather more modern side of Benidorm.
commercial streets that make up the rather more modern Benidorm.
in that of philosophy, it is always rather more as a result than as a cause;
This action was not about theology, but rather more of a social reality
we wish to focus the cohesion policy rather more on the key elements of this EU 2020 strategy,
As policy-makers and practitioners working with immigrant integration on a day-to-day basis they took a rather more practical approach, focusing on outcomes
and the the US has rather more of its health insurance within the non-public sector than different nations.
and the the US has rather more of its health insurance in the personal sector than other nations.
planes scrapped not but it will be rather more planes in total which we use to fly with.
farcical instances of thefts of bicycles, piglets and the like, and rather more serious abusive practices when there are disproportionate detentions, when innocent people are jailed and when the right