Sentence examples for better vessel from inspiring English sources

The fact is, for aging wine, no better vessel than oak barrels has yet been discovered.

Generally speaking, the ensemble served as the better vessel for Mr. Klein's material, because its component parts could function with a degree of independence.

Eurobonds and treaty change together just might make for a better vessel, but they would take years to put into effect.

Soup is the perfect answer, and another benefit is there's no better vessel for cramming in all the amazing veg coming into its own over the next couple of months.

Third, he's received considerably less press attention than Hillary and Obama over the last six months, and in a year when a generic Democrat would presumably trounce a generic Republican, he's presumably still a more "generic" figure than either of his better-publicized opponents, and thus a better vessel for undecided voters to pour their anti-GOP animus into.

But even if marriage really does have impress-your-neighbors value, how does that make it "a better vessel to be on when there are storms at sea"?

To engineer a better blood vessel, we must identify which structural, mechanical, and biological features of the native vessel must be replicated to ensure long-term survival of the implant.

In an intraindividual comparative study at abdominal contrast-enhanced 3D MR angiography, depiction of small abdominal vessels was significantly better and vessel-to-tissue contrast significantly higher with 1.0 M gadobutrol than with an equimolar dose of 0.5 M Gd-DTPA [ 20].

Pottery provides a much better cooking vessel than basketry and boiling stones, but it is heavy and it breaks, two negative factors for people who move their camps on a regular basis.

Since better collateral vessel function is associated with improved survival [ 9], this is a plausible mechanism for the survival benefit seen with exercise.

In better times, vessels over five tons were supposed to have a valid "certificate of documentation," the maritime version of a car's registration papers.