Sentence examples for better though some from inspiring English sources
The credit-worthiness of New York's counties is generally average and getting better, though some continue to struggle, a Wall Street firm says.
Generally speaking, the shorter the sales cycle, the better (though some longer cycles may yield larger average purchase orders).
It's not clear that his successor will be a great deal better, though some of the names leaked to the press -- notably Laura Tyson or Gene Sperling -- are less hawkish.
This is about a place where girls can live in a communal setting and feed off each other and build each other up and do better". Though some residents who spoke at the council meeting raised concerns specific to Casa Capri — mostly dealing with noise and how many people live there — many expressed more general worries about the number of sober-living facilities in the city.
The economy was better though, allowing some private philanthropies to take up some of the slack.
Better, though, that the City edges some way towards Christ Church - it can go no further - than lose its competitive edge.
Could he have done better though ?
Has your club done better though?
Better, though, are the tech specs.
Even as the community of 29,000 along the Mississippi River sees better days, though, some residents and business owners hold out hope that the city will find another economic engine by which to define itself.
