Sentence examples for better than about from inspiring English sources

"Our chances are no better than about 50 50," says one.

Experiments with ordinary pendulums test the principle of equivalence to no better than about one part in 105.

"He takes care of his body, better than about 90 percent of the people I've been around".

The odds on Simcock – considered the jury's token jazz/classical act– get no better than about 40/1.

But he was unable to get this theory to match all of Tycho's observations to better than about 8 minutes of arc (1 minute of arc = 1/60 of a degree), and he believed that Tycho's observations were good to about 2 minutes of arc.

If the position of a macroscopic object with a mass of, say, one gram is measured with a precision of 10−6 metre, the uncertainty principle states that its velocity cannot be measured to better than about 10−25 metre per second.

It's interesting that she experienced this frustration in a place that does it better than just about everywhere else.

What can be better than that?" How about being up on stage?

I always say that bragging about long working-hours is no better than bragging about how big your dick is".

A personal story told from the heart works better than stories about strangers they don't know or care about.

Stories about entertainment, sports, traffic and weather do far better than stories about domestic politics, or international affairs.