Examples of using Rather more in English and their translations into Spanish
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a happy stage but, rather more of an absence of feelings.
it was rather more flamboyant.
a £2000 per year) by John Cortauld built a rather more successful gyrocar.
there Nasinae and Acanthuridae, rather more genres Worms.
the responsibility for that rests rather more with the Assembly than it does with the Security Council.
where the situation was rather more intricate both because of the involvement of a number of European colonial powers
I'm going to try something a little bit new today which is because the painting is rather more abstract than most of the ones we talk about,
After compulsory schooling, young men more often choose vocational/professional training while young women opt rather more for general education,
this is a rather more engaging way to introduce your family to Quito's liberation history than the average museum.
remembering rather more of a tea earthy,
To begin with these updates were rather more frequent, of course,
All in all, the university sector reports a rather more integrated and proactive profile in the field of gender equality than the rest of the sector.
as disinterested supporters of his art, have had rather more experience of the actual horrors of war than Mr. Blunt and other ideologists of his generation.
scanning processes allow us to look rather more distant domains that we can see with our eyes.
the atmosphere are rather more refined initially that the sailors had their tables.
Turning to agenda item 4(b), he said that rather more attention had been given in recent years to economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development.
of death in Iceland; tumours are the most common cause of death among women aged 30-44, rather more common than among men of the same age.
the architect being Richard Farleigh and the details being rather more intricate and elaborate than the earlier work.
suspending- competition law and rather more cross-sectional studies of different countries,
The operation developes Unit Value Indexes(IVU) as the prices of, rather more or less, uniform sets of classes of goods,