Sentence examples for are better only from inspiring English sources

But they still face claims that the competition is harmful, and that their results are better only because articulate, motivated parents (whose children usually do well) bag all the places.

South Asia as a whole saw its $1.25 a day poverty rate fall from 61 percent to 36 percent between 1981 and 2008, but the region's poverty statistics are better only than sub-Saharan Africa, where 47 percent of the population lives in extreme poverty.

FCEV are better only if the production of hydrogen is coming from renewable energy sources, which is not possible in all cases.

His figures of six for 45 are bettered only by Paul Collingood (six for 31 against Bangladesh in 2005) among England bowlers in an ODI.

The pass defense has been better only by comparison.

Fish and chips ($12.50), too, could be better only if taken out in newspaper.

But if its goal is to pervade you, more is better only up to a point.

Perhaps the difference is not that those loans were better, only that the problems took longer to surface.

Its ratings were better only after the finale of the original "Survivor" and on the morning after election night.

"They're better only than Kenyan police, who flogged a member of Parliament on TV," he says, laughing even more.

His timing could not be better: only three teams have given up more points than the Rams (1-8).