Sentence examples for better noses from inspiring English sources

But the Americans have better noses and better voice.

Compared to humans, rats have better noses for smelling.

Perhaps it is possible to attain even better noses in this manner.

Foreign investors may have a better nose for boardroom shenanigans and a strong incentive to protect minority shareholders.

If he returns to Downing Street in May 2015, Mr Cameron wants a civil service that can respond more quickly to changes, with a sharper focus on delivering results and a better nose for unintended consequences and potential pitfalls.

That this crisis may turn out to be just so big and irrational that maybe a country like France, bolder, more mercurial, may have a better nose for it.

P.J.: "Actually, I think it has a better nose than #7," he says, stubbing out his Monte Cristo in the pâté plate.

Another patient, a high school senior who up until now had resisted her parent's suggestion to get a nose job said, "I was getting nervous about going off to college and thought maybe they were right, a better nose might give me more confidence".

This understanding might one day lead to the development of better "artificial noses" that could, for example, sniff out traces of explosives.

Under unfavorable conditions (e.g., FRGC v.2), 3D performs better on nose tip and eye corners, though the detection rate is lower at mouth corners.

I decided to talk to their audience about the iPhone, explaining in no uncertain terms that they'd better get their noses out of their Kafka and pay attention.