Sentence examples for better bang from inspiring English sources

"You get a little better bang for your buck," Walter says.

But you can still get fantastic performance – and arguably much better bang for your buck – from the i5 series.

She added that the flip side was that "when you rent in a co-op, you get better bang for your buck".

To pay for his ideas, he told the audience, he would look for a "better bang for the buck" in government "without increasing taxes".

Meanwhile, state governments have severely cut back funding for public institutions, even though by multiple metrics public schools seem to deliver a better bang for taxpayers' buck.

"What Julie Bishop has rightly done, is look at how we can get better bang for our buck in foreign aid".

Donors and governments get a better development bang from trade and investment.

IN the universe of hi-fi loudspeakers, where bigger is often equated with better, the Bang & Olufsen Beolab 5 more than holds its own.

The company says that on average tickets in the UK cost about 36percentt more than they do in the U.S., but the "social commerce value" per share is only 24percentt higher in the UK than the U.S. Effectively what that means is that the U.S. is providing a slightly better social bang for the buck than the UK — or "social commerce ratio" as Eventbrite calls it.

Would I look better in bangs?

When I was younger, taking a break like that made my body feel better, less banged up.