Sentence examples for better than a common from inspiring English sources

Nothing helps cement a friendship better than a common enemy.

There is no guarantee, anyway, that a "rare breed" will taste better than a common one; a "rare breed" might be an evolutionary blunder, a porcine DNA dead end.

The paper's Peter Oborne comments that the minister is behaving "no better than a common thief", adding that anyone else caught trying the same stunt would be arrested and sent to jail.

The present Duke is overloaded with debt, is very little better than a common swindler...."....

While the pattern appears to be more exaggerated for mothers (Fig 2) fitting separate patterns for mothers and children was not significantly better than a common pattern (X2 = 7.54 on 4 df, p = 0.11).

Also, not feeling out your own intelligence, and letting it rot like the old candy factory in my hometown (seriously; I'm from the Ontario version of whatever city Pawnee is better than) is a common bullshit that girls do.

An independent pathway model provided a better fit than a common factor model.

She's not like those Bogotanos she keeps meeting at warehouse raves, those Barranquillan trust-fund babies or Caleña sugarcane-plantation heirs, who spent their whole lives in Houston or Miami and now try to pretend they're bicultural-bilingual when she knows the truth, that they're no better than any common gringo.

The Fe-rich Fe Ti alloys had better corrosion resistance than a common ship hull steel (E36) in simulated sea water, i.e. the aqueous solution of 3 wt.% NaCl.

Given this, Béhar's See Better to Learn Better is far more meaningful than a common design success story, but will hopefully improve the quality of life for underprivileged children, beginning in Mexico, and someday across the globe.

Likelihood ratio tests comparing a full model which allowed the slope to vary by beach was no better than a model that allowed a common slope (for example: p = 0.51 and 0.90 for GI illness associations with Enterococcus and Bacteroidales CCEΔΔ, respectively).