The phrase "a better drag" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing experiences or qualities, often in relation to something being more enjoyable or less tedious.
Example: "After trying both rides, I can confidently say that the new roller coaster offers a better drag than the old one."
Alternatives: "a more enjoyable experience" or "a smoother ride".
Some observers in fact are saying that these remaining bondholders who earlier said they would accept 36 cents on the dollar, already less than the union's terms are just posturing, hoping for a better deal by dragging out the process.
Better Drag Those Skeletons Out of the Closet The phone rings, and a familiar Texas twang comes on the line with an offer to come to Washington and be part of the new administration.
There are a half dozen or so other enhancements to the client such as extensions now being resizable, and better drag and drop support.
There are additional new features as well, including improved old post edits, better drag and drop tools, and better integration with wordpress and blogger.
If this works better, drag your hand and keep your polish brush still.
This paper aims not only to contribute to a better understanding of drag reduction mechanisms, but also to offer new perspectives to improve the current drag-reducing and energy saving technologies.
Ozil had more time to consider his strike after running clear but he could do no better, dragging his shot wide.
The experiments are motivated by the need for a better understanding of drag forces acting on net based structures such as fish farms.
As for poverty reduction, despite the plaudits lavished on the country by its Western cheerleaders, many of Venezuela's neighbours have made a better fist of dragging their poorest citizens out of the gutter than the so-called 'Bolivarian Revolution'.
Numerous songs, poems, stories, films about Istanbul made people dream of a better life and dragged them to its magical existence.
