Sentence examples for and probably not better from inspiring English sources

Having access to an integrated care network of medical providers does not ensure by itself a better care experience (and probably not better medical outcomes) for patients with multiple chronic diseases.

The matzo ball soup comes with the caveat "probably not better than your grandmother's," and is served in noodle bowls from Chinatown.

"If the economy recovers in the second half, and we still don't know whether it will, growth this year will probably not better 1percentt".

I knew they were probably not better than me, but they got a chance to perform.

This poses a real challenge to curators and artists, I'd argue, who increasingly have to reckon with exhibition design that takes into account new, probably not better ways of moving among artworks.

That said, he admitted many banks are in a parlous state, repeating a warning given by IMF boss Christine Lagarde that some regulators fear the banks in their jurisdiction are still in a bad way and probably not much better than before the financial crash of 2008.

But it's hard to get around the fact that a changed diagnosis is going to change lives, and probably not for the better.

"The distortions in public policy in the U.S. and Europe have introduced extraordinary undercurrents which are hidden from sight, but they are entirely capable of changing the landscape very quickly, and probably not for the better," he said in the letter, which was obtained by DealBook.

Things have changed a lot in terms of health care delivery in recent years, and probably not for the better.

Arches National Park, as its name describes, has many sandstone arches and there is probably not a better place for astro-photography due to the elevation and lack of light pollution.

SNL is working with nothing here and it's probably not getting better anytime soon.