Sentence examples for better only just from inspiring English sources
In western Germany the rate is much better, only just above 6%.Germany is still the world's third-biggest economy, with plenty of world-class companies, a huge trade surplus and a well-trained and determined labour force.
This approach espoused by the British is representative of a Rawlsian concept of 'justice as fairness' [ 22]. 'The higher expectations of those better situated are just if and only if they work as part of a scheme which improves the expectations of the least advantaged members of society'.
In fact there had been an earlier will, in which she had left him the bulk of her estate; according to Gussow, she changed it after a conversation with a friend who "told her that she would be able to see Edward more and have a better life if only she just accepted the fact that he was gay".
The truth is that more isn't always better, and not only for the reasons just noted.
Only better – much, much better.
Only better: Baryshnikov.
