Sentence examples for better for long from inspiring English sources

We play better for long periods of time, but they end it better".

Deceptively simple, the works are all the better for long lunchtime repose.

Saddle A narrow saddle is better for long rides, allowing you to pedal without rubbing the insides of your legs.

But if public radio relies on ratings rather than on programming intended to offer an alternative to market-driven broadcasting, it won't be better for long.

Flickr has some limited group sharing but it's too onerous for one time events, and works better for long term groups (butterfly lovers or whatever).

Our analysis has revealed that different caching strategies display contrasting behaviour under different scope distribution scenarios, with OF policy performing better for short scoped context data and SE performing better for long scoped context data.

Historically, university management has proved better for long-term research projects than corporate governance.

Some studies by both liberal and conservative economists suggest that emphasizing spending cuts is better for long-term growth.

They are becoming obsolete for sports and music – genres that lend themselves to video clips – but they are holding up better for long-form content such as movies and drama.

The ECB has resisted, asking them instead to focus on structural reforms painful cuts in social programmes and changes in labour laws that would be better for long-term growth.

A CD-R, which can be recorded on once, has a much longer life span than a floppy disk when stored properly so CD-R's are better for long-term storage.