Sentence examples for better so too from inspiring English sources

And just as his health took a turn for the better, so too did his last volleyball season.

As his mother got better, so, too, did his basketball.

New Jersey property tax payers better hope so, too.

"When the players, the crowd and everybody are together, I am sure we will win games here," said Karanka this week, and he'd better hope so too.

Just as Abdullah Kurdi and his family hoped for a better life, so too do many of the refugees waiting for the smuggler's call in the hotels and streets of nearby Bodrum.

The Second Circuit believed him and told the IRS it better do so too.

But in entirely the same way that consumer electronics performance improves every year, thanks to better microprocessors, so too does our ability to see inside ourselves with the CAT scans and MRI's that use equipment made by Siemens, General Electric and Phillips Electronics.

Just as learning something new makes you a better person, so too will learning something new about the universe propel humanity to the next level.

On this account, then, God's creative process resembles the production of artifacts: in the same way that the painter will have better and worse ideas (in the sense that the ideas for the paintings will be ideas of better and worse things), so too God will have ideas of better and worse things that he brings into being: what God creates is not of uniform value.

Thus, just as a tomato is better than an apple and an apple is better than an orange are sentences, so too is a tomato is better than an apple and an apple is better than an orange.

But just as in a dysfunctional family things might be better if it did, so too in botany.