Sentence examples for better domestically from inspiring English sources

Business has held up better domestically, and Mr. Stevenson says he is optimistic about the future of his family-owned company over the long haul.

"Rendition" and "Lions for Lambs" followed, faring only slightly better domestically, despite stars including Reese Witherspoon, Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep.

"Just focusing on the borders of the United States does not work," said Dr. Murray Lumpkin, a deputy commissioner at the F.D.A. "In order for us to do our job better domestically, we have to work better internationally".

"I wish it would have been better domestically," Weinstein told MTV in 2011.

The problem lies mainly with his conviction that global companies would do better than domestically focused ones.

The agreement is the latest effort in the fragmented industry to consolidate and better compete domestically against companies like Apple, which started accepting orders this week for the new model of its increasingly popular iPhone, as well as Nokia and Samsung.

Officials are expected to promise that they will continue to use currency reserves this way, which helps reduce interest rates in the United States, even though some analysts say the money could be better invested domestically.

Despite public delight at the success of the current robotic Mars missions, one of the earliest polls (by AP/Ipsos) on the idea of returning humans to the moon and then advancing to Mars suggested that most Americans think the money would be better spent domestically.

Hopefully, the microscope of international attention will force China to behave better, both domestically and on the world stage.

Better economic conditions domestically and globally helped to push German unemployment nearer to the euro-zone average of 9.4% in March.

Chelsea will surely be better than last year domestically, but will almost certainly struggle to do as well as last year in Europe.