Sentence examples for better might from inspiring English sources

Defending dead balls better might help them to find it.

They strung landlords along, hoping something better might appear.

Better might be the opposite: reducing the reliance on ratings for regulatory purposes.

Those who know him better might prefer to describe him as fiercely intelligent.

The next year, I turned fifteen, and still didn't really know what "better" might mean.

The companies that are just waiting for things to get better might not be so fortunate.

But Americans who know the form a little bit better might also think "Kerouac".

People who didn't know better might think she had sunk to the cultural depths of the Peronists.

And she added, "I think that some of these treatments, if the research was better, might show benefits".

YOUNGSTERS who don't know any better might assume that Albert Einstein is an invention of the computer age.

Making it better might mean communicating risks more effectively, he said: "That's exactly what we're studying now.