Sentence examples for better flagship from inspiring English sources

There couldn't be a better flagship species to highlight the emergency than those exquisite tiny waders I watched spellbound down in Slimbridge last week.

All of which has us thinking that better flagship Volvos are sure to come because right now the S80 is only half the car it needs to be to compete in this very tough segment.

The first season received mainly positive reviews from critics, some even calling it superior to HBO's better-known "flagship" drama series such as The Sopranos and Six Feet Under.

By contrast, a larger, private, expensive nonelite university was not necessarily better than "the flagship campus of a top-notch state university".

Ad sales at Martha Stewart Living, already down 34percentt in the second quarter, are not expected to be any better at the flagship magazine.

The flagship Better Care Fund, for example, has been reported to be not only routinely missing its targets but actually harming local relationships and giving integration a bad name.

Mr. Shell, who took over after a shake-up lead by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, said the company, based in Pasadena, Calif., had a strong base of patented technology and a healthy balance sheet to build from, but needed to better run its flagship magazine, TV Guide, and interactive programming services.

A glut of cheap handsets have eaten into the company's market share on the low-end, and things don't seem much better on the flagship side where a handful of big players like Apple and Samsung have a tight lock on things.

The organisation used the money paid in compensation to launch the new Rainbow Warrior, a flagship larger, better equipped, and because of the French action, recognised worldwide.

That's better than HP's flagship printing and imaging systems business, which grew 10% last year.

Besides Qzone, the Chinese Internet giant is perhaps better known for its flagship QQ instant messenger and the exploding WeChat smartphone messaging app.