Sentence examples for and sometimes better from inspiring English sources

Now voters are more mobile and sometimes better educated.

"Their on-time performance is at least as good as it was before and sometimes better".

Security procedures vary widely, from virtually nonexistent to minimal and sometimes better.

These are not great, but are no worse than the commercial banks – and sometimes better.

However, in many studies, static displays have been found to be just as beneficial and sometimes better.

For people with chronic insomnia, studies show that simple behavioral modifications work just as well, and sometimes better.

But I found Linux software that worked at least well enough, and sometimes better than Mac or Windows counterparts.

The Labour leader is regularly turning in competent – and sometimes better than competent – performances in the Commons.

Overall, it showed satisfactory results with excellent percentage recovery comparable to and sometimes better than those obtained by other routine methods for the assay.

Lately, however, Times Square has begun to resemble a hall of mirrors, with new musicals slyly quoting their elders and (sometimes) betters with campy abandon.

The UK rates are not generally worse than those in the other countries and are sometimes better.