Sentence examples for better performing than from inspiring English sources

Tough choices are made, but Massachusetts — hardly a conservative state — has schools that are more adequately funded and better performing than those in New York.

A number of start-ups, too, have introduced paint brands (several made with milk) that they claim are not only safer for humans and the earth than conventional paint, but more durable and better performing than the paints billed as eco-friendly that came on the market in the early 1990s and failed to take hold.

In the experimentally determined detonation velocity, BCMX can be slightly better performing than RDX.

All combined, Jewell said that in many cases the cloud workspace is better performing than development on a desktop.

The presented systems seem to be better performing than 5 M MEA, and have significantly higher cyclic capacity combined with moderate impact on the environment.

Using performance measures such as sales growth and profits from new Canadian start-ups, Neville et al. (2014) find that migrant enterprises are not generally better performing than those of non-migrants and that very often immigrant-owned firms underperformed.

The two-hour piece was better performed than it deserved by soprano Bernadette Lord, tenor Alexander anderson-Hall and baritones James McOran-Campbell and Peter Willcock. McOran-Campbell and Peter Willcock

Further, fusing them together may even better perform than simply switching.

How many moments have you seen that were better performed than Nielsen's telephone monologue?

In this large observational study of NSCLC patients given chemotherapy, UCSTS did not better perform than RECIST in predicting survival.

Have some publishers performed better than others?