Sentence examples for better to which from inspiring English sources
"Can you," he asks, "take thought to get better?" To which he replies: "People who can't generate effort (because of brain injury) have a serious problem in achieving physiotherapeutic goals.
In one, the caller, played by James O'Keefe III, the provocateur recently arrested on charges that he tried to tamper with the telephones of Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, said, "You know, we just think, the less black kids out there, the better," to which the Planned Parenthood employee replies, "Understandable, understandable".
He then asked if the attempted killing made Simone feel better to which she replied: "Oh yes.
She asked if I felt better, to which I replied "I will feel better when I can make sure this doesn't' happen to other kids.
Patient populations are shrinking as diagnostics become better able to identify which patients respond best to which medicines.
Better to bleed, which Jenny did for a week as Rose brought her fruit and vitamins.
You'd think: Who better to pick which sites to advertise on than the advertiser himself?
In fact, our patients AAbs bound better to hsp65, which is a microbial form of hsp60.
Better to say "Yes?," which is what he'd say if his father called his name.
My life has certainly got better to a level which I had never known.
Better to avoid treatments which leave scars.
