Sentence examples for better invention from inspiring English sources

(In a throaty, mock-King accent, Mr. McKean declared: "If there's a better invention than the pulley, I haven't heard of it").

The dysfunctional Vangers are one of Lars­son's better inventions: their alli­ances and schisms are perfectly observed; the psychic damage wrought by their privileged life is all too authentic.

But the math itself is not necessarily something that translates into better inventions, ideas, or development.

The best invention ever.

'People complain if we take them out.' It would be foolish to expect verse to appear in modern crackers - many Victorian delights have gone the way of the penny farthing: replaced by better modern inventions.

Even better, his movement invention is a great and continuous pleasure.

And then there was the optical waveguide the invention, better known as optical fibre, that has transformed telecommunications the world over.Fittingly, this book is more than a typical corporate biography.

So far, the doomsayers have been proved wrong: tragedy has been averted through better technologies, the invention of artificial fertilisers, improved medicines and other rescuing remedies.

It helps to have a Ph.D., to better understand an invention and search journal articles more effectively, says Gould, who obtained a Ph.D. in biochemistry studying enzymatic kinetics at the University of Iowa, then worked as a postdoc and industry researcher in microbiology, immunology, and protein chemistry.

After all, instead of making an apple-to-orange comparison, it may be better to compare inventions with a single lineage, such as within the vertebrates, as how does AIS evolve in the two rounds of vertebrate WGD.

This is due to the fact that as time goes on, with the invention of better instruments, more data and better data hone our understanding further.