Sentence examples for better as it does from inspiring English sources

With two thirds of emergency hospital admissions being related to people's long-term conditions, the health system has as much interest in helping people to manage their long-term conditions better as it does in diagnosing and treating acute illnesses.

Barnett says the iOS version of the app will actually make things look a little better, as it does image stabilization in a way Android doesn't allow to keep clips from making you dizzy.

Yes, Israel is making South Africans' life better, as it does in so many other corners of the globe.

If Biden accomplished anything, it was to show that his persona would have worked better, as it did tonight.

Data-driven, among other things, would imply informing the public when the prognosis had gotten better — as it did, for instance, on Friday afternoon, when it became apparent that Irene was failing to add much strength over the open ocean, and was unlikely to hit the Carolinas as more than a strong Category 1 storm or the Northeast as more than a weak Category 1.

This innovation had two advantages: firstly, the rounded wall absorbed the damage from siege engines much better as it did not provide a perfect angle to aim at; secondly, the arrowslits in the curved wall allowed arrows to be fired at all angles.

It also shows that bigger and older can mean better, just as it does with me and my fellow boomers.

Without an ounce of body fat on its script, the timing for this refreshing splash couldn't be better, coming as it does during a deadening summer of flabby sequels.

The welded garment though weaker than the sewn counterpart, gives better appearance as it does not contain bulky seam and is more flexible.

Our continued growth and the eventual peace felt comes as much from asking better questions as it does from inviting in the brutally honest answers that also want to come, again, all for our benefit.

Of course there is a lot of new art that's silly and forgettable, but there is also much that will stick around, and get better, so long as it doesn't die of market neglect.