Sentence examples for better much of from inspiring English sources

While technology had changed much of TV for the better, much of the content was worse, he said.

Again, as AI gets better, much of the interaction can be handled by a bot, and the sales associate can focus on the niche cases and more valuable tasks, such as making sure the customer who visits the store gets full attention and truly experiences the store, and understands the value of the retailer's chatbot and opts in.

Better still, much of this good fortune is expected to persist.

It is little better in much of the South and West.

Nor are things getting better: indeed, much of the worst damage has been wrought in the past 100 years.

It has a fresh excitement as if it were just produced only it is better than much of what is.

Caley had the better of much of the second half but Kallum Higginbotham's brilliant strike made it 3-1.

Mata is one such player, United can afford him and he is better than much of what they have.

But even Pixar on a weak day is still better than much of Hollywood.

Better still, much of this can be bought or prepared the day before, letting you relax more as the host.

Even as it endured setbacks, the area remained better off than much of the industrial Midwest.