Sentence examples for be better for an from inspiring English sources
The weather couldn't be better for an evening of soccer.
It may be better for an individual business but at what wider societal cost?
Ironically, although distinctive Scottish banknotes are a symbol of separate identity, it might be better for an independent Scotland to use Bank of England money.
The prisoner's dilemma is a famous game in which there's a cooperative solution that is unstable and a noncooperative solution that is stable but worse for both players [i.e. if both sides cooperate, it's best for both, but not cooperating can be better for an individual].
Thermodynamic favorability can be better for an unknown route; however, this effect cannot be analyzed alone without considering other factors.
As it happens, conditions could not be better for a major move on decommissioning.
Delivery isn't free for larger orders, so the small sellers can be better for a cheap single purchase.
What could be better for a nation with a short attention span and a firm grip on the channel changer?
He told the BBC that it would be better for a man and a woman to be the adoptive parents.
