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Meaning of There's more radiation than they're saying

There is a greater amount of radiation than is being reported.

In simple words: There is a higher amount of radiation than what they are telling us.

There's more radiation than they're saying in a sentence

  • They said it's safe, but there's more radiation than they're saying.
  • In the report, we found evidence that there's more radiation than they're saying.
  • Experts warn that there's more radiation than they're saying, and it needs to be addressed.
  • The investigation revealed that there's more radiation than they're saying publicly.
  • Many locals believe there's more radiation than they're saying about the plant.

How to use There's more radiation than they're saying

This phrase can be used in discussions about health, science, or concerns. It's suitable for neutral contexts, but may sound alarming or conspiratorial in some situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone statement

Memory hint

Imagine someone whispering shocking news about radiation; sounds like a secret truth!

Related words

Collocations with There's more radiation than they're saying

  • report findings
  • public health
  • scientific claims
  • radiation levels
  • safety concerns

Synonyms for There's more radiation than they're saying

  • exceeds their claims
  • more exposure than stated
  • higher levels than communicated
  • greater radiation than mentioned
  • surpassing their disclosure

Common mistakes with There's more radiation than they're saying

  • Misuse 'than' instead of 'then'.
  • 'They’re saying' may be confused with 'they are saying' - clarity required.
  • Omit 'there's' making the sentence sound incomplete.

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Frequently asked questions about There's more radiation than they're saying

What does There's more radiation than they're saying mean?

There is a higher amount of radiation than what they are telling us.

What is the definition of There's more radiation than they're saying?

There is a greater amount of radiation than is being reported.

How do you use There's more radiation than they're saying in a sentence?

They said it's safe, but there's more radiation than they're saying.

Can you give another example of There's more radiation than they're saying?

In the report, we found evidence that there's more radiation than they're saying.

What are synonyms for There's more radiation than they're saying?

Common alternatives include exceeds their claims, more exposure than stated, higher levels than communicated, greater radiation than mentioned, surpassing their disclosure.

What words go with There's more radiation than they're saying?

It commonly pairs with report findings, public health, scientific claims, radiation levels, safety concerns.

What are common mistakes when using There's more radiation than they're saying?

Misuse 'than' instead of 'then'. 'They’re saying' may be confused with 'they are saying' - clarity required. Omit 'there's' making the sentence sound incomplete.

How do you pronounce There's more radiation than they're saying?

US: //ðɛrz mɔr reɪdiˈeɪʃən ðæn ðɛr ˈseɪɪŋ//, UK: //ðeəz mɔː reɪdiˈeɪʃən ðən ðeəˈseɪɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use There's more radiation than they're saying?

This phrase can be used in discussions about health, science, or concerns. It's suitable for neutral contexts, but may sound alarming or conspiratorial in some situations.