Sentence examples for better there is from inspiring English sources

When we use had better there is often a sense that if the advice is not followed, there will be negative consequences.

Even better, there is no smoke.

"But we're definitely playing better, there is no doubt about that," said McKenzie.

While some investors may be able to interpret the data better, "there is no special information".

The balance of the side is better, there is a good group of players here.

"Staff feel better, there is low turnover and it is easier to recruit new people," Banck says.

"There is nobody that does it better, there is nobody that does it with more meticulous planning.

The changes in the funding system for the arts and particularly those in theatre are all for the better - there is much less bureaucracy for a start - but I am not entirely convinced yet they've got it completely right.

"He is such a talented young player and he will get better - there is scope for improvement.

When we use 'had better', there is often a sense that if the advice is not followed, there will be negative consequences.

One idea good, many ideas better -- There is no ego in innovation.