Sentence examples for better namely from inspiring English sources
When it comes to the inevitable war horse "Romeo and Juliet," Ballet Theater's is by far the better: namely, Kenneth MacMillan's 1965 staging (which makes its annual return to repertory next week to conclude the Ballet Theater season), as opposed to Peter Martins's thin 2007 version.
But there were more robots poised to make our future lives better, namely a kebab robot, a drink-serving robot (my favorite) and a tissue distribution robot that makes sure you can wipe your mouth after eating and drinking.
This suggests that training in empathy could help physicians keep some distance in order to engage with their patients better, namely in a more cognitive fashion.
The reproducibility to detect GISA was generally better, namely 0.70 for BHI-van, 0.91 for MH-van, and 0,89 for MH-teico.
But there may be a better way, namely stopping those cells getting infected in the first place.
One advantage of the CD, according to Color Film, is better accountability, namely, that Target can track which of the people who received the CD actually logged onto their site.
Editor-in-chief at the financial advice site, Owen Burek, described it as being 'a very nice surprise' to learn how most students are happy with their bank, although he said loyalty also comes with a risk of missing out on better deals – namely getting the highest possible interest-free overdraft.
Bacon himself acknowledges those who were better mathematicians, namely, John of London, Pierre de Maricourt, and Campanus of Novara (Molland in Hackett, 1997a).
The reason is that we can use better invariants, namely those defined in [32] and their later reformulations (see Strebel's exposition in progress [146]).
Increasing evidences suggest a "cross talk" between NO and Pgs biosynthetic pathways but still remains to be better elucidated, namely during brain development.
The only things expected to change: RedditGifts will eventually go opensource (Reddit already is), and the whole thing should lead to better integration (namely, easier sign-ups) in the longrun.
