Sentence examples for better because of a from inspiring English sources

The pick-up in sales over the latest quarter, both in-store and online, looks better because of a sharp downturn over Christmas (due in part to a botched website upgrade that put potential shoppers off).

"The saddest thing is that they are wasting opportunities that this country has to be better, because of a hardening of the political arteries, because the elite is not getting any oxygen," he said.

In his view the London version played better because of a more intimately sized theater — 1,100 seats here vs. 1,700 in New York — and also benefited from "an openness on the part of critics to embrace the dumb blonde conceit, which didn't happen in New York".

The work that has to get done later will be better because of a relaxing afternoon spent with the good stuff".

Wow, I thought, an individual wanting to connect, wanting to make my life better because of a tool he knew of to keep phones charged.

This effect may have been confounded with potential group dynamics, that is, a group performing better because of a greater degree of collegiality between individuals or higher competence in that given topic.

An hour earlier, Girardi said he did not think his team would play any better because of an upgraded training room and weight room and batting cage.

I wasn't getting any better because of an infection the doctors couldn't find.

"But sometimes the workload becomes too much to bear that you even want to run away even though I think its fulfilling especially when you see a patient get better because of an intervention you made".

Primary care patients with subacromial impingement syndrome have a better prognosis because of a better baseline outcome and shorter duration of pain 50 than the studied population.

"These days, personal site builders have a lot more functions, and they're a lot better because of it," said Brian Blau, a research director at Gartner, the technology research firm.