Sentence examples for better continental from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Colette, Paul Morand, and François Mauriac proved conspicuously successful in writing the brief, gripping, taut article dear to readers of many of the better continental dailies and weeklies.

On one side, you have the everything-foreign-is-better continentals who know what a 'raumdeuter' is and tweet things like "the best league in the world" every time an English side concedes a goal in Europe.

Breakfast is better: the continental option included in the room rate is served on sweet individual tiered cake stands, with fruit, cured meats, cheese, cakes and pastries.

Why is this country doing so much better than its continental counterparts?

David Madden, market analyst at IG, said: The London market has lost a lot of ground today, but it is doing better than its continental counterparts.

They all assume a 5kph-walking pace – or a swimming rate of 100 minutes per kilometre – to better illustrate the continental coast.

Page is director of Emmaus UK, the British arm of a charity - much better known in continental Europe than here - that has a non-judgmental approach to homeless people.

The team behind the new research said better estimates of continental rebound rates could be even more significant in estimates of ice loss from the world's biggest ice cap, in Antarctica, but that sparse data from the remote continent made analysis difficult.

Until now, Britain seemed to be weathering the financial crisis better than its continental neighbors: while the euro zone economy contracted in the second quarter, the United Kingdom was flat.

The future vision of POST is an expanded array from Bering to Baja with considerably more infill of listening lines, so it is possible to better compartmentalize the continental shelf and pinpoint both congregation hotspots and areas of mortality.

It is by no means clear that Britain would be better off with a continental combination of lower employment and higher productivity.