Sentence examples for better though they from inspiring English sources

They are hardly better, though they should be, Houston said.

But, better though they look, they could be prey to both external shocks and the vagaries of the economic cycle.

The Democrats have done better, though they have not always responded with the courage and specifics this difficult issue demands.

After receiving antibiotics, they are all doing better, though they still have symptoms; Austin has gastrointestinal problems, and Myles has chronic fatigue.

Shoulder chops taste just as good, if not better, though they are a little tougher; they sell for about $2 a pound.

Manhattan Through June 25 Ishiuchi Miyako represented Japan in the 2005 Venice Biennale with a series of photographs that added up to a composite portrait of her mother, whom she wanted to know better though they shared a troubled past.

If subsequent talks with Russia produced no agreement, both countries would have the right they have always had to withdraw from the ABM treaty and defend themselves as they see fit.Far better, though, that they should look to their defences in co-operation, rather than in confrontation.

It could have been so much better though, as they've collapsed from 154-2 to 188-7 188-7

The companies are getting better, though, at telling consumers where they can buy the products they are reading about.

Better, though, from the visitors but they concede a penalty on the resulting Wigan set for offside.

Even with the addition of Google Maps and GMail, they're still playing second-fiddle to a company that seems to have worked out mobile better - though not more profitably - than they have.