Sentence examples for better it means from inspiring English sources
And, if you read the fine print, the War on Terror, the Afghanistan War, the "we stick around to advise them" version, no matter how its renamed, retooled, or reworked to make everyone else feel better, it means soldiers, human beings, our loved ones, are serving as they were asked to do.
If it means the rest of the league is better, it means we are better".
For instance, the word "better" in the last example (... placed 5th or better …) means "Position ≤ 5", but in "scored 5 or better" it means "Score ≥ 5".
A change in how schools are governed, he said, "doesn't mean the schools are going to get better; it means you have one person who is accountable, and you have given the mayor the opportunity to make a difference".
Second, and even better, it means that this battle over Bain is going to be fully engaged by their campaign and the media as well as by our side.
For cynical voters, the more corrupt a candidate was, the better: it meant he could afford to pay more for votes, and bring more of his shady business to the district.
Even out of college, I thought that the more people I surrounded myself with, the more groups I was a part of and the more parties I went to, the better it meant my life was going.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: When it comes to the Supreme Court, for Presidents, younger is better, because it means longer tenures and a greater legacy.
But given the hard-elbowed battle to control this resource, perhaps another would serve better: "What it means to be from Canarsie".
I've redefined, for the better, what it means to be a Poffenroth.
