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Akdom Posted 17 years ago
All the more reason for (doing something)
with even better reason or cause for doing something. (Can be included in a number of grammatical constructions.)
Bill: I don't do well in calculus because I don't like the stuff.
Father: All the more reason for working harder at it.
Bob: I'm tired of painting this fence. It's so old it's rotting!
Sally: All the more reason to paint it.
2. As i understand it in the sample sentence i above, it means "even more so" for consumers. Could you explain to me or give me a link of the definition of "all the more..."?
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"all the more so"
The Credit Score fomulas are confusing, [all the more so] for consumers, who often mistakenly assume that all credit scors are FICO scores.
1. I couldn't find this idiom's definition online, the closest isAll the more reason for (doing something)
with even better reason or cause for doing something. (Can be included in a number of grammatical constructions.)
Bill: I don't do well in calculus because I don't like the stuff.
Father: All the more reason for working harder at it.
Bob: I'm tired of painting this fence. It's so old it's rotting!
Sally: All the more reason to paint it.
2. As i understand it in the sample sentence i above, it means "even more so" for consumers. Could you explain to me or give me a link of the definition of "all the more..."?
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Hi, The Credit Score fomulas are confusing, [all the more so] for consumers, who often mistakenly assume that all credit scors are FICO scores. 2. As i understand it in the sample sentence i above, it means "even more so" for consumers.
- Hi, The Credit Score fomulas are confusing, [all the more so] for consumers, who often mistakenly assume that all credit scors are FICO scores.
- 2.
- As i understand it in the sample sentence i above, it means "even more so" for consumers.
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- Here's the idea.
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Hi,
Here's the idea.
The Credit Score fomulas are confusing, [all the more so] for consumers, who often mistakenly assume that all credit scors are FICO scores.
2. As i understand it in the sample sentence i above, it means "even more so" for consumers. Could you explain to me or give me a link of the definition of "all the more..."?Here's the idea.
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