Sentence examples for better than outside from inspiring English sources

It's often unwise to bet against company insiders, especially founders like Mr. Dell, who may be presumed to know their companies' value better than outside investors.

It is a myth to assume that the family understands the business better than outside managers, especially as generations pass and the business changes.

The unorthodox leasing practices have been abandoned, but residents still feel their community is "better than outside," as Freddy Trow put it.

Mr. Horowitz uses rap as an introduction as he philosophizes about business challenges like how to fire executives, why founders run their companies better than outside chief executives and how to stand up to difficult board members.

To separate narrow from broad programmes, a novel criterion is used, based on the argument that the match between education and a job within a narrow programme's occupational domain is better than outside that domain and that, for a broad programme, such a match does not differ significantly between the programme's domain and outside it.

These jobs may pay better than outside jobs, and supervisors are often more flexible with hours when their constituents are college students with busy lives.

"Our real business is to persuade everybody that Sadr is better inside than outside," Mr. Chalabi said, "and to provide some measure of comfort to the middle class that he is not going to eat them up".

But if you really want to see bipartisanship, or actually multipartisanship, there's no better place than outside pre-polling stations in the days before an election.

"Being inside is better than being outside".

But the record is far better than the outside world gives credit for.

Countries in the OECD, which are richer, do better than those outside (only one OECD member, Turkey, has a score less than 15).