Sentence examples for be better than at from inspiring English sources

Tsipras, in turn, enthused that bilateral relations "may be better" than at any other time since the second world war.

RELATIONS between Taiwan and China may be better than at any time since Nationalist forces routed in China's civil war fled for Taiwan in 1949.

His odds of success in forcing change elsewhere are likely to be better than at FedEx but not as good as at ADT, depending on factors like insider influence and the size of large shareholder stakes.

Not only do multinationals usually pay more, and sometimes much more, than indigenous employers, but their workplace conditions in poor countries tend to be better than at local firms, even if they are often far worse than in their home country.

His first major feud as the champion was against Matt Hardy, whom he started claiming to be better than at everything, after defeating him at the Great American Bash.

Sometimes the illusion is better than at other times.

Which is why delaying Keystone is better than at least one of the obvious alternatives.

He claimed that the atmosphere was better than at any previous round of negotiations.

Still, remarked a friend over drinks, "The English here is better than at the Imperial Hotel".

This is better than at some nationals, which run for 10 days.

And the mood among have-nots is better than at any time since the independence era two generations ago.