Sentence examples for being far better from inspiring English sources

Creative Scotland said overall arts spending in Scotland was being far better protected than in England, where the Arts Council has seen swingeing funding cuts.

But given the scarcity of other material on the role of blacks on Wall Street, this is definitely a case of half a loaf being far better than nothing.

Its regular budget, which is agreed every two years and goes to pay for the cost of administering the UN – including mouthwatering daily allowances which result in many of its bureaucrats being far better paid than American civil servants – has more than doubled over the past two decades to $5.4bn.

"Tagging is a small part of a bigger picture of private security corporations being far better at winning contracts than keeping the public safe, with increased crime resulting in increased profits," director of campaigns Andrew Neilson said.

In the images above, you can contrast the low quality of an initial capture with the high quality of a composite —  the latter being far better for feeding into deep learning models.

But in Hungary it all came right - helped to a large extent by the Bridgestone tyres used by Arrows and other mid-grid teams being far better suited to the dusty, low-grip track surface than the Goodyears used by the top teams.

She was far better.

Street manners were far better, too.

Blaze Starr was far better than him.

It is far better than nothing.

Information, however, could be far better shared.