Sentence examples for actually better with from inspiring English sources

So, if Smits is in the game when Ewing is in the game -- and the Pacer strategy is obviously to insert Smits when Ewing is at his post -- then perhaps the Knicks are actually better with Ewing in the game because that means that Smits is in the game.

6. DODGERS: Yasiel Puig's return would be "miraculous," assuming the Dodgers are actually better with him in the lineup.

In some models, survival is actually better with cardiac-only resuscitation, perhaps because it minimizes interruptions in chest compressions for rescue breathing, which cause significant declines in perfusion pressure and blood flow.

But the proportions are unusual, there is almost none of the traditional sauce, and it is actually better served with bread than with rice.

So we are actually better running with a smile on our faces.

We can hypothesize that patients at risk of severe bronchiolitis and NIV failure are actually better identified with prompt modification of ventilation parameters and a greater tolerance for permissive hypercapnia under NIV support.

While, from the other side, top-of-the-range PC hardware is now outperforming console hardware – so really hardcore gamers looking for the best in class gaming experience (at least from a  a graphical fidelity/frame-rate point of view) are actually better off with a high end gaming PC than the current console flagships.

But when you look at how far your money goes, Frankfurt bankers are actually better paid, even with the higher taxes.

The automaker said June sales fell 8%, which was actually better than expected, with the Street calling for a 21% decline.

But there's more to the story – including that for some jobs, it seems that it's actually better to start with a broader degree, rather than a professional one.

(Actually, Better Place topped it with a $350 million series B in 2010).