Sentence examples for a better hand from inspiring English sources

The Brexiteers have a better hand in the bluff.

One always tries to get a better hand, every time and everywhere.

The president goes overboard to woo the Russian leader, even though he's holding a better hand.

"He now has more ingredients, a better hand, if you will.

The second player, named the caller, or doubter, may either attempt a better hand or call the bluff.

She returned obsessively to his heroism, reinventing him, shuffling memories for a better hand, insulting my father, infuriating me.

For a more complete adverse outcome registration, the authors advocate a better hand-off and additional consultation of the patient's dossier.

But for all the handshakes and cultural agreements, the relationship between China and Russia remains at its core a "strategic competition" — one in which rising China has a distinctly better hand.

But, as Andrew Broy, a charter schools leader, put it, "The mayor-elect just got dealt a much better hand".

Nonetheless, buyers appear to have a slightly better hand than sellers at the moment, as the market continues to absorb the recent increase in property for sale".

Democrats actually have a much better hand to play on this, but you certainly wouldn't know it from hearing them speak.