Sentence examples for better would be a from inspiring English sources
Even better would be a tax on carbon.
Slightly better would be a Klan rally that was vociferously confronted.
Even better would be a second figure that tells you what you need to average for the rest of the month to avoid a fee.
Lincoln's treasury secretary, Salmon P. Chase, wrote in his diary, "How much better would be a manly protest against prejudice against color!
That would be welcome, but even better would be a system in which civilized air travel is the norm rather than the exception.
Why, they ask, should the London Symphony be singled out? "Because it's better" would be a simple answer, though it raises a question of cause and effect.
What might be better would be an electrode made of material that can easily switch between soft and hard states.
Even better would be an ad-supported free version.
Even better would be to find a municipal agency willing to hire him, he said.
Still better would be something light, tiny and zippy — a true Italian job — like an Abarth.
