Sentence examples for better and often from inspiring English sources

As usual, Palestinians fare no better, and often do worse.

Sunday's cast was generally much better, and often marvelous.

But by the final quarter, he played better and often found a way to win.

The wives really do look considerably better and often sound considerably savvier than their husbands.

But day-to-day politics -- for better and often for worse -- doesn't run on ideas.

But patients look and feel better and often find it easier to dress, hold objects and bathe themselves.

For better accuracy, and often better range, use.2g BBs.

Other low-fat processed foods are not much better, and are often higher in sugar, carbohydrates, or salt than their full-fat counterparts.

An accomplished cook, he loved good wine and better food and often entertained at home.

This dwarfs the value of all of Britain's other, better known, and often bitterly contested, privatisations.

One example I have noticed with surprising frequency is the idea that "British", "traditional" or "heritage" crop varieties are inherently better tasting and often more nutritious than others.