Sentence examples for better passing on from inspiring English sources

Those looking for understated baubles will do better passing on the jewelry company Lia Sophia's latest collection, Rue Royale.

Fish and Tsonga do not fall for the illusion of the open court on the first volley as they know their opponent has a much greater chance of hitting a better pass on the run.

This Hail Mary stem cell pass by Manning, intended to help him throw better passes on the football field, likely encouraged a whole legion of other athletes, both professional and children, to consider stem cell treatments for what is ailing them.

He has fared better in passing on his tradition — three of his sons play, each an accomplished musician in his own right.

That's because males and females may require different amounts of energy to raise, or because one sex may be a better bet for passing on genes.

Such organisms have a better chance of passing on their genes if they reproduce early.

This can increase the IBs' profits while passing on better savings to their customers.

They didn't give up board control to an outside venture firm, for fear that it would create a perception that they were biased or passing on better deal flow to specific investors.

Households with two Welsh-speaking parents fare better, passing the language on about 93% of the time.

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Wisconsin and Rhode Island have better records of passing on-time budgets than many other states.