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| this may seem stupid, but I can't clearly formulate the rule why it's more preferable to say "lower expenditures/investment/costs" than "lesser...". Or do they both sound ok? I'd appreciate your help, thanks. |
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e.g. a) Lower expenditure --opposite--higher expenditure b) Lower costs --opp.--higher costs c) Lower investment --opp.--higher investment. d) Less expenditure --opp.--more expenditure e) Least expenditure --opp.--most expenditure f) Lesser expenditure --opp.-- more expenditure? ( or much expenditure?) or perhaps extra expenditure??? Last edited by Temico; 29-Sep-2005 at 11:29. |
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| Thanks Temico! It's very helpful for me. |
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