Sentence examples for better primarily from inspiring English sources

As the scour pore volume multiple increases, the development effect becomes better primarily owing to reduction of residual oil saturation.

Asked yesterday about his vision for the company moving forward, Dubin said, "The goal of Dollar Shave Club is making guys' lives better primarily by making shaving better and having a lot of fun while doing it".

After experiencing the lowest sales in decades during 2008 and 2009, the industry is enjoying better demand primarily because of the aging of cars on the road.

"The people who say things are getting better focus primarily on periods of normality, but when there's a crisis, Greece goes back to its anti-Western roots," Mr. Michas said.

The advertising and promotion of cosmetic surgery is also set to be better regulated, primarily to outlaw clearly altered before-and-after images and to ban controversial buy-one-get-one-free deals on cosmetic treatments.

Beyond the Forest (1949) was somewhat better, though primarily enjoyable for Bette Davis's over-the-top portrayal of a small-town married woman who is in love with another man.

The treatment group, however, did show slightly better results, primarily in terms of decreased psychological distress although this decrease did not match that reported by Gurr et al. [14].

Some people would be better off, primarily because they'd get new tax breaks or lower insurance premiums ― assuming they were healthy enough not to worry about medical bills.

Since 1998, there has been a growing exodus of North Korean refugees (NKRs) seeking food or a better life, primarily into China as a first asylum country.

Tell your trainer that you want to focus on those muscles that lead to better posture (primarily your lateral muscles).

This year, some Jersey Shore brokers are saying the market is dead, but others are optimistic that 2009 will be better than 2008, primarily because dropping prices may attract buyers like the Schappelles.