Sentence examples for better though it does from inspiring English sources

India has one of the world's largest populations of English-speakers, and does rather better — though it does not rate a mention by Acocella.

I actually like the idea of manual focus on this one better, though it does appear to extend quite a distance when zoomed.

The company gave us a decent quarter and made us feel a lot better, though it did not raise its dividend but left the window open for doing so.

The next Bravada -- a red, regular-production model with 464 miles on the odometer -- seemed better, though it didn't last long enough for a full assessment.

Though it does better than ten years ago in the OECD's PISA studies, which test 15-year-olds' literacy, numeracy and scientific knowledge and skills, it is still very near the bottom of the pack.

This is a masterly and beautiful retelling of an old story, though it does need better playing.

So the crisis is partly inter-generational, as you would expect from the Resolution Foundation, whose chair is the ex-universities minister, David "Two Brains" Willetts, who wrote a book called The Pinch about the boomers' failure to do better by the kids, though it didn't stop him whacking up student tuition fees to £9,000.

Paralysis is a pretty good status to use on her, Sleep is better though but it doesn't last and Paralysis support can be good if you want to use Whirlpool Empoleon on her who would be able to outspeed a paralyzed Cresselia.

Despite collecting an impressive retinue of literary admirers, including Somerset Maugham and, later, Edmund Wilson, the Knopf (US) edition sold barely 13,000 copies, though it did better in France and England.

LOS ANGELES — Ridley Scott's expensive, dour and critically drubbed "Robin Hood" prequel opened to a soft $37.1 million in ticket sales and second place at the North American box office, though it did better overseas.

It opened with $15.2 million and eventually grossed $80 million domestically, though it did even better overseas with $138 million in box-office receipts.