Sentence examples for better remained from inspiring English sources

The Hispanic unemployment rate, while slightly better, remained unacceptably high (and well about non-Hispanic white rates) at 9.1percentt.

Almost all stated that chapatis (traditional Indian flat breads) made on the traditional hearth tasted better, remained soft, and did not become stale as quickly as those made on the LPG stove.

"A head of the leading networks who had better remain nameless said to me that there was no way they could show it.

And shares of AT&T Wireless have not done much better, remaining below their initial offering price of $29.50 in April.

In 1928 the respected polar historian Hugh Mill wrote that "the full tale had better remain unpublished for some time to come," and according to Bickel, Mill "knew that haphazard organization had resulted in suffering and loss of life".

A friend - a distinguished author and former Fleet Street hack who had better remain nameless - has long tried to persuade me that they simply aren't as good as men at news journalism.

One England player, who had better remain nameless, said he could not believe his team management had allowed the squad to go out and get "as leathered as we did".

The critic St John Ervine wrote of the piece, "When Mr Coward has learned that tea-table chitter-chatter had better remain the prerogative of women he will write more interesting plays than he now seems likely to write".

He believed, though, that better pay remained the most important single solution.

But the better chances remained Atlético's, dashing forward when tiredness permitted and into the space Barcelona allowed them.

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