Sentence examples for a much better track from inspiring English sources
Federal employees have a much better track record than private employees.
By most accounts, that prison has a much better track record, and Connecticut's Department of Corrections fills the 500 beds there entirely with volunteers.
SUPER MONKEY BALL 2 -- While movie sequels are often abysmal, game sequels have a much better track record, as game designers seize the opportunity to ratchet everything up.
It so happens that, when it comes to eugenics, religion has a much better track record at defending the human than science or leftwing progressives.
A change in the law certainly isn't a cure-all, and councils will need the funding to make it work, but it will put England on a much better track than the one it's on now.
Indeed, right now, free love the acceptance of all our varieties of attraction seems to have a much better track record for helping happiness happen than free markets do.
Chop saws give a much better cut.
The real question we should be asking is, What are other countries, those with much better track records on health care, doing, and how can we, too, start doing that as soon as humanly possible?
Countering extremist propaganda, striving for better integration of immigrant communities, and recognising the 'importance of religious knowledge as armour against radicalisation' are all strategies worth considering in the fight against Isis; they have the advantage of not requiring bloodshed, and they have much better track records than bombing in the bringing about of peace.
The resulting controller has much better track following performance compared to the classical robust approaches which tends to higher storage capacity of HDDs.
The proposed SP-JIPDA algorithm avoids the extra data association ambiguity between the measurements and illuminators, and moreover, the measurement information from various illuminators is utilized in a more effective way and delivers much better tracking performance compared with the MJIPDA algorithm.
