Translation of "Bedeutend mehr als" in English

Checking negligible items often costs much more than the items themselves are worth.

They provide many more jobs than do the larger firms.

Sweden and Finland have considerably more lakes than all other EU Member States combined.

I think i know considerably more about him than he does.

This is far more than is available for any other GNU/Linux distribution.

The successful localization of a multilingual Internet presence is considerably more than a standard translation.

My other publishers also paid significantly more than Pustet.

All antivirus software have them, only some more than others.

It provides you with more drying surface area than any other net on the market.

You see, I as Christian bishop am freer than the imam!

Majorca is much more than sun and beach.

What I wish to do is to appeal to this House that in its voting it will remember that we give advice and that if we are coherent in our advice then, as I said, that advice becomes more imperative.

At the height of the occupation there were over 20,000 Americans stationed in the region, significantly outnumbering locals.

This was considerably more than was held at the next largest magazine, the Tower of London.

This is significantly higher than in the autumn of 1999 when 42% felt this way.

Of course, true fatherhood entails far more than being physically present in the life of a child.

Tourist Fairs in Cala Millor Majorca is much more than sun and beach.

When this becomes clear, freedom is much more than an individual's lonely experience of autonomy.

This is far more than is available for any other GNU/Linux distribution.

It needs more soil and more rain to germinate than the Sibirian grass.

While the BNA Act gave Canada more autonomy than it had before, it was far from full independence from the United Kingdom.

Today’s emerging countries have considerable policy flexibility and much greater latitude to act than they had in the past.

Thus, the effect of anti-dumping measures on children shoes would be substantially higher (three to four times the amount) as compared to the effect of measures on normal shoes, as customers would have to pay noticeably more, relatively and cumulatively, for the purchase of children's shoes than for the purchase of adults' shoes.

For example, more than 40% of the healthcare workforce in Bulgaria and the Baltic states is between 50 and 64, which is significantly higher than the EU average.