Sentence examples for better might be from inspiring English sources
Better might be the opposite: reducing the reliance on ratings for regulatory purposes.
Even better might be an automated system that demanded more input, more often, from the human – even when that input is not strictly needed.
Far better might be a day at the Guillotine Salon and Spa in Westfield, N.J., where calls are answered, "It's a great day at the guillotine," and facials cost $76.
Men were obsessive clickers, flipping through channels out of boredom, restlessness, the sense that something better might be on elsewhere or because they wanted to watch two programs at once.
A. You cannot surround yourself with the smartest and most talented people and then start looking over your shoulder or behind your back, worried that somebody smarter or better might be on your heels.
"Fail better" might be the motto of most eccentrics, and I think of it when I contemplate the life of Edith Bouvier Beale, "Little Edie," cousin of Jackie Kennedy and Lee Radziwill, who was always telling lies and running away, and was featured in the documentary "Grey Gardens".
A better translation might be "pictogram".
A better description might be antireductionist.
A better word might be timeless.
A better answer might be writing.
A better question might be why Futuroscope?
