Sentence examples for better nearly from inspiring English sources
Even better, nearly every dish was packed with flavor.
Since then, the country has made a big effort to do better: nearly all children under 14 are now in primary school, and enrollment at secondary schools has doubled.
At Union Square, long one of the noisiest stations in the city because of its curved tracks, Ms. Nadler found the results not much better: nearly every train was announced by several seconds of deafening screeching and most registered from 107 to 112 decibels.
The results get better: Nearly 60percentt rated their local environments as very good or excellent; only 5percentt described the environment as the most important local issue; and those 18 to 24 were the age group least likely to regard the environment as critically important.
"Breadth stampedes of 3-to-1 up or better nearly always beget further strength," says Band, who believes the market will rally back up to its September highs over the next two weeks.
The number of white women (all U.S. citizens) earning doctoral degrees has almost doubled over that span, and ethnic and racial minorities, a group that consists of African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans, have done even better, nearly tripling their presence.
Notes of clove, hint of honey, whiff of iodine and then the familiar warming glow kicks in and you start to feel better about nearly anything.
Even better, they nearly eliminated older females, the most dangerous mosquitoes.
The results suggest that the CMG algorithm obtains better or nearly performance than contrast algorithms in the most experiments.
I found that my knowledge of computer software and statistical skills were better than nearly all of the nontechnical people, and as good as most of the technical people.
F1 Americans Eating Better... Nearly half of all Americans heed government recommendations that they consume at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, though not all their choices (like french fries) are the most healthful.
