Sentence examples for better appears from inspiring English sources

Education — educating more people and educating them better — appears to be the best single bet that a society can make.

Live better" — appears in most of the holiday campaign, which will include television, magazines, newspaper circulars, ads on Web sites and signs in stores.

"Whatever your passion, Time Warner Cable invents better ways for you to share it, get lost in it and love it even more," the announcer concludes as "Enjoy better" appears on screen.

Then, he said, "the whole world suddenly shrinks to the limits of the camp" and the captive "begins to dread the prospect of having again to live at liberty," because "at the very depth of human degradation there occur moments when every possibility of change, even change for the better, appears risky and dangerous".

Considering that in the previous race — on Oct. 13 in Japan — Vettel joined another short list of only five drivers who have won five races in a row, a fifth-place finish or better appears to be little more than a formality for the German.

Eat less and eat better, appears to be the message for tortured environmentally conscious meat-eaters.

The phrases "Reduce Class Size," "Improve Safety and Security" and "Pay Teachers Better" appear on the screen.

But in a last set of debates, Mr. Budisa did better, appearing more relaxed.

His fastball — often registering at 93 miles per hour or better — appeared to be back.

Simply put, the forces on companies to perform better appear to have worked, leaving fewer undervalued targets for hostile bidders.

Canada fares a little better, appearing, to American eyes, as a vast, frozen appendage of the United States -- scenic, friendly and dull.