Sentence examples for better fetching from inspiring English sources

This painting, which was expected to sell for $13 million to $20.2 million, did better, fetching $21.3 million, or $24 million with commission.

The other possible explanation is that goats have high prolificacy with average birth frequency of twice per year and average number of two kids per birth, and therefore, goats ensure faster economic returns (ICIMOD 2005; Tamang et al. 2008) and additionally, chevon (goat meat) fetching better price than other meat.

These increasingly popular crops -- amaranth, baby bok choi, water spinach, lemon grass -- fetch better prices in cities.

Brazil's world-beating soya farmers have flouted contracts to sell beans to trading companies when they could fetch better prices elsewhere.

Hynix's creditors, analysts added, seemed in no rush this time to sell off the company's assets, opting to wait a bit for improved market conditions to fetch better prices.

Bigger hilsa fetches better prices – as high as US$25 per kilo in niche markets.

RankBrain works by clarifying complex, ambiguous or hard-to-understand queries so the search engine can fetch better results.

In this paper, we have provided the design of a customized text information filtering system which learns user preferences and modifies the initial query to fetch better documents.

This may help them fetch better prices for their grass seed when offered for sale as the quality of the produce will be high.

Regardless of a market slowdown, however, with the recent and steep uptick in mortgage rates, first-time homebuyers may not find it an opportune time to buy, even if they can fetch better prices.

The algorithms for various clustering programs differed in their approach of clustering and combined use of such clustering tools with different algorithms fetched better results [ 97].