Sentence examples for better padding from inspiring English sources

They ranged from one as simple as creating better padding for the junctures between prostheses and amputees' residual limbs to one as complex as using nanoparticles infinitesimally small specks of matter to better diagnose and treat cancer.

A new headliner feels thick and rich to the touch; the door panels seem better padded.

Even Leonardo DiCaprio, the young heartthrob from "Titanic," is better padded these days, at 34. Photos from the set of "Shutter Island," a thriller on tap from Paramount Pictures and the director Martin Scorsese in October, show a little bit more to love.

It doesn't matter if players have better mouth guards, better helmets or better pads.

In a recession, there's nothing better than padding your wallet whenever you can, so reducing energy costs makes natural sense.

The thicker the material the better for padding value.

The book starts, for want of any better launch pad, with a shaggy dog story.

Before he leaves office, he is eager to shore up energy projects for future clients - the better to pad his retirement earnings out of office.

The first episode certainly has enough hooks to draw in the family audience that watches "American Idol," and it could hardly get a better launching pad than the final performance episode, which last year drew more than 27 million viewers.

It has also begun to get the notice of older in-town baby boomers who can put their equity from homes in pricey neighborhoods to better advantage, pad their retirement income and still be close in.

So why invest here when, just down the road, a cheap currency, long-term corporate tax breaks and membership in the euro zone might seem to offer a better launching pad for Continental Europe?