Sentence examples for better only one from inspiring English sources

Texas is performing much better, only one in 781 homes has had a foreclosure filing.

It will be better only one, because their style of music is not that complicated to being switching pickups from neck to bridge, so one highly output pickup in the bridge.

Els has failed to make par or better on only one hole through three rounds, a double bogey on Friday.

The problem is that the better times seem better only when one has a standard of comparison.

The White Sox didn't fare much better, only winning one game before they were closed out by Tampa Bay.

Smith also said it would be better if only one person challenged Corbyn.

Garner (South) did much better, cashing only one top trump before turning to clubs.

Yet even in the case of late-onset Alzheimer's – the commonest form of dementia and better researched – only one gene is known to play a part.

But the fact was, I know everybody in this business, and who could do better?" The only one or two candidates who might be more qualified, he said, already had jobs they were unlikely to leave.

When asked for his thoughts on the comic story we did together, Roger Langridge said, "I generally try to take a back seat as much as I can in any collaboration I'm involved with, as I find a ship usually sails better with only one captain".

Madhabpur fared a little better with only one sample exceeding the prescribed fluoride limit.