Sentence examples for better in the time from inspiring English sources

"Even if something like that happens, I still think Contador can win because he's just that much better in the time trial," White said.

Given that the average user looks better in the time domain, we have preferred that equivalent approach.

"As we strengthen our focus on building mobility for a billion people, we are drawing these two experiments to a close and taking learnings from these to serve you better in the time to come," Ola, which raised over $1.4 billion from investors to date, said in a blog post.

FOX will replace the remaining two-hour episodes of "Q'Viva" at 8 p.m., with "Cops," which had been performing slightly better in the time period.

True, things have gotten better: in the time the poem "Howl" was written, homosexuality was still a crime and considered to be a mental illness; Ginsberg himself spent time in what he calls "the loony bin," escaping after he "promised to be straight".

The groups were similar, although the intervention group (n=305) contained more men and performed better in the timed up and go test.

Patients with RRM1 aberrations tended to have a better OS in the time interval 0-1.5 years from randomization, though this difference was not statistically significant (hazard ratio (HR) = 0.59, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 0.34-1.03, P = 0.06).

While never a hit there (or on Tuesdays at 9 30 this year) "Good Morning, Miami" acquitted itself much better in the Thursday time slot than "Coupling" did this season.

He returned to his hotel with the realization that he knew the German hotel owner better, in the brief time of his stay, than he knew his own uncle.

Children recover better in the immediate time frame and improve for longer periods.

A11 The Democrats' convention, which received greater prime-time network television coverage, did slightly better in the prime-time ratings than the Republicans' did, though audiences for both events were down over all compared with 1996.