As of April 29 in the current cycle, despite this being a midterm election, spending by nondisclosing groups is nearly three times higher than it was at the same point in 2012, totaling $12.3 million compared to $4.4 million in the same point in 2012.

over, above, higher than. They all have the meaning "higher than", but what is the order of them? That is, which one is the highest? Which one is modest higher? And which one is middle higher? Update: Thank you all. I have searched by myself and spotted that, according to Taxonomy, hyperfamily is larger than superfamily.

2014年9月21日 · Second, high usually describes height; and heavy describes weight. It doesn't make sense to say "it weighs higher" or anything like that because we are talking about weight not height. Something is heavier or weighs more. The best, in my opinion, would be: A weighs more than its counterparts. Or. A is heavier than its counterparts.

2013年12月3日 · Cost can refer to a number depending upon what X and Y are. For example, "The cost of a Harvard education is higher than the cost of a community college education. If the noun in question is not a number, then "more" is correct. For example, "The cost of an uneducated society is more than the cost of an educated society."

2019年8月2日 · As we keep lowering β closer and closer to zero (corresponding to increasing T higher and higher without bound), the higher energy levels get to be more and more occupied. It is still true that the higher the energy level, the lower its occupation, i.e., the level occupation decreases as a function of the level.

Janet is rich, but John's wealth is equal or greater than hers....being a construction where many would allow that the sentence could end at "equal" and still be grammatically acceptable. In any event, the second preposition must always agree with the second comparative. Note that the opposite relationship is less than, not lesser than.

Definition 10: of exceptional quality or greater value than others of its kind; superior: a wine made of premium grapes. Deluxe, in this context, means "High or highest in quality", according to the dictionary, though it is held in more esteem than premium. If you want to say the best, in most cases you can just say the best.

2015年4月8日 · It is ungrammatical to use a comparative (e.g. higher or lower) with compared to or compared with. Either use a non-comparative adjective (high or low) with compared to, or use a comparative adjective with than. My suggestion is: Configuration-A produces higher error-rate than configuration-B. Or:

2019年11月18日 · Therefore, colleague is appropriate as it may be used to describe nearly everyone within your professional circles, and it allows for that person to be of a different rank than your own. Associate is a synonym that comes to mind, but I would be wary of using that word. Associate can denote someone of lesser than or equal rank to you, and it ...

2015年7月14日 · It says "value x can be no higher than "some value" Does it mean that "x" should be less than this value ?? I have seen similar usage like No More than and others but couldn't find this particular one anywhere. It would be wonderful too if someone can get a link to something concrete to set things beyond doubt about the meaning of the usage