Sentence examples for better for instance from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, most services are less bad than we think – better, for instance, in rural Britain than rural France.

They were better – for instance those for Olic and Perisic at the end of both halves – and I am satisfied.

In fact, simpler is better – for instance, if you wrap all your presents in the same paper, the display under the tree is going to look great.

To secure broad consent for public investments, he wants HUD to measure outcomes better, for instance tracking high-school graduation rates of children in public housing.

On the plus side, the director's perceptive script advice and "heavy prodding" has changed the play for the better: for instance, by encouraging Beaton to transform extracts from journals documenting the Darién expedition into "a proper bit of drama".

Yet the real possibility now exists that, if Brown is seen to handle the crisis well, better for instance than the cautious Angela Merkel – she has an election in 2009 – and more proactively than David Cameron would so far suggest, then Labour is in with a chance.

For future solutions, many of the existing programmes may be further developed, expanded or concentrated, broadened or focused, be combined with other activities, be better promoted, or become better accessible, for instance by using teleconferencing.

A meter cannot move to get better reception, for instance.

The Democrats had some better ideas: for instance, varying the minimum wage according to regional pay levels.

The group fares better when, for instance, Ms. Matsuzaki recalls "talking about girly things" against a darkly suspenseful chord progression, in a song called "Jagged Fruit".

This overly broad approach wastes resources that could be better spent, for instance, on clearing the huge and unforgivable backlog of untested rape evidence kits.