Sentence examples for better many of from inspiring English sources

Even better, many of their trips were suitable for families with children.

Even better, many of these zealous souls are willing to work for a mere pittance.

Survey new employees to make the onboarding process better Many of these companies survey their new employees to measure the efficacy of their onboarding efforts, and the process itself is expected to evolve continuously.

Even better, many of those unwanted goods are imported from developing nations, giving otherwise poor workers the money for clean water, primary schools, adequate nutrition, and, of course, subscriptions to The Economist (they really do make a lovely gift).

'I' now and 'I' then are certainly twain, but which 'I' was better?" Many of his early essays are dry affairs, culling precepts and exempla about cowardice and mercy, death and philosophy into elegant but on the whole unoriginal digests.

I think a bipartisan health-care reform would have been only, say, 30 percent different from the one the Democrats passed, but it would have been 50 percent better (many of the Republicans' ideas were good) and 200 percent more popular, which would have made it 80 percent more likely to succeed.

The comparative study of various magnetospheres is not only interesting in itself but also useful for understanding better many aspects of the magnetosphere of Earth.

These materials, known as perovskites, are cheap and easy to make and have already achieved efficiencies in solar energy conversion of 15%, better than many of their better established rivals.

With its decadent, überstylish decor, Morimoto is better than many of the best places in Tokyo.

James Sill would fare better than many of his counterparts.

Why have we done better than many of our competitors?