Sentence examples for better translation from inspiring English sources

A better translation might be "pictogram".

Perhaps a better translation would be "Prime Suspect".

A better translation is "life is frustration", but perhaps better still, "life is annoying".

Nobody expects Fifa 13 presentation, but you do hope for a better translation of your tactics to the engine.

(This didn't stop Mohammed from writing a critical memo to the judge, in 2008, titled "Better Translation").

But without better translation services for PTA meetings, parent-teacher conferences and informational notices, they said, much of that effort will go to waste.

Since the 1990s, however, better translations have appeared, along with newly translated lectures and other posthumous works that are still being published.

Better translations require fancier systems, and more effort on the part of users to accommodate their vagaries.It seems unlikely, however, that MT will ever shrug off its reputation for making silly mistakes.

In the mass migration from print to digital, we're seeing a profusion of digital books — many of them out of copyright — that look new and even "HD," but which may well have been supplanted by more accurate editions and better translations.

I knew I could provide better translations than those being published.

A new version of Waygo's Chinese menu translator app is already in the works and will launch in a few weeks with multiline translation, a new design and better translations that offer more general context.