Sentence examples for but of better from inspiring English sources

Russians, bolstered by five consecutive years of economic growth, are taking a second look at Japanese goods, which are generally considered higher priced, but of better quality, than comparable goods from China or South Korea.

The result will be that the pool of investable buyback companies will be slightly smaller, but of better quality.

"Research has shown that we can make ourselves happier because happiness does change over time," says Prof Veenhoven, "and these changes are not just a matter of better circumstances but of better dealing with life.

By effectively combining the diffusion and residual iteration [as in (16 ], we can achieve the goal of flash/no-flash pair enhancement which is to generate an image somewhere between the flash image z and the no-flash image y, but of better quality than both.

This shows the potential as a pneumococcal typing scheme based on accessory regions which would provide similar results to MLST but of better resolution.

For this phylogenetically and ecologically closely related nettle-feeding species, these anthropogenic biotopes may pose a conflict for choosing what is ultimately the best breeding habitat, as more, but smaller offspring is produced in woodland gaps, whereas less offspring, but of better quality, is produced in field margins (Serruys and Van Dyck 2014).

But because of better monitoring, it was felt around the world.

High burglary rate and streets of boarded-up homes after controversial Housing Market Renewal, but hopes of better rail links to match the M65 and lure Manchester commuters.

Another possibility is that children who eat more fruits and vegetables may have higher DAP levels, but because of better diets have higher functioning.

But the corollary of better performance is higher pay.

But the beauty of Better is that it can supplement anything that is existing.