Sentence examples for better than typical from inspiring English sources

Strindberg had a better than typical eye for composition; he had once won a photography contest.

Better than typical roasted onions, because they stay mostly intact, sweet and saucy.

These are better than typical roasted onions because they stay mostly intact, sweet and saucy.

It's also better than typical silicon solar cells, which are roughly 16percentt efficient (higher cost, premium silicon solar cells can have efficiencies as high as 24percentt).

At some schools, students arrive scoring better than typical children in their neighborhoods, presumably because the school's reputation is attracting more-engaged parents with better-prepared kids to its admission lottery.

Available in a three- and five-blade version, advertising for the razor has focused largely on a "gel reservoir" on its head that exudes aloe and vitamin E, which the brand claims reduces irritation better than typical moisturizing strips.

But unemployment runs roughly twice the national level and incomes are less than half that -- a continuing source of frustration for local leaders trying to attract jobs that pay better-than-typical retail wages.

intangibles are an asset category that encompasses many of the factors that give a company its edge, or its ability to generate better-than-typical future earnings.

Less obvious to an outsider than fixed assets such as machinery or buildings, intangibles are an asset category that encompasses many of the factors that give a company its edge, or its ability to generate better-than-typical future earnings.

He noted that they were "more motivated, better organized and better trained" than typical Somali street fighters, who tend to be teenagers paid a few dollars a day to charge blindly into battle with rusty Kalashnikov rifles.

While that is far better than is typical with a typical health system, ZOOM+ blows that away even when there are additional services needed such as labs.