Sentence examples for all its better from inspiring English sources

Every so often – against all its better instincts – the film industry turns out a movie that essentially eulogises the act of film-making, and asserting its primacy in the collective imagination and fantasy.

"No other director has ever been able to capture the world in all its noise better than him.

In a game with more than one player, a combination strategy is coalition-proof Nash equilibrium if no sub-coalition has a self-enforcing deviation that makes all its members better off.

For Medicare, with all its flaws, works better than private insurance.

For salvaging ailing firms, the Chapter 11 model, with all its faults, is better than the alternatives.

That favours market-based accounting (which, for all its faults, is better than sweeping losses under the carpet).

Kerala, for all its successes, is better known for exporting its well-educated sons and daughters than for importing capital.Unfortunately, reformers have even less power to hire and fire than do industrialists.

As someone who supports open borders as the only way of ending the enslavement of people whose blood, sweat and tears keep our economy going, this amnesty, with all its flaws, is better than nothing.

The more Newt Gingrich is exposed to the Catholic Tradition in all its fullness, the better.

The question remains: how can the broader economic impacts of landscape architecture, and really design in all its forms, be better measured in national data?

Doing it, with all its attendant risks, is better than not doing it.