Sentence examples for be better only from inspiring English sources
Fish and chips ($12.50), too, could be better only if taken out in newspaper.
His timing could not be better: only three teams have given up more points than the Rams (1-8).
Wine may have appeared to be better only because the people who choose it are generally healthier.
This story could be better only if Sheldon Cooper, the awkward physicist in the nerdy television show The Big Bang Theory, were reading it aloud.
But routing decisions taken using ACO to learn the location would be better only with a moderate and consistent dynamism in the network topology.
In this case, if real MWL is higher than expected (High Differential WL), DM may be better only if subjects can manage their resources to cope with the requested context demand.
The pass defense has been better only by comparison.
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.
