Sentence examples for charted better from inspiring English sources

The song charted better in international countries, compared to the United States, managing to chart within the top-ten in fourteen countries.

"Sunsets" charted better than most of its predecessors, reaching #11 on the ARIA Chart, and entering the RIANZ Chart in New Zealand at #38, the first single from Vulture Street to do so.

Thus, well-intentioned personnel seeking to improve their own performances could have charted better times of product prescription or end of administration times in phase 3.

An internal email sent to reporters by the website's copy chief around that time, seen by the Guardian, advised them on how to "re-work (or 're-jig') a story you've already done and re-post it in the hopes that it will chart better via Google".

I'm actually stunned this isn't charting better in the U.S., but maybe that will change when the video premiers and the holidays draw closer.

Although he noted that Lewis' vocal performance on "Lovebird" is very impressive, as with all her material, he was unsure of why it was included on the final cut of the album due to Glassheart having "bigger" songs on it, which were likely to chart better.

We postulate that our educational ASP may help to chart better documentation practices by discussing antimicrobial status with an infectious disease physician and/or pharmacist.

Nobody charted that better than Larry Wright in his book, "The Looming Tower," which began life with pieces in the magazine.

And the funny thing (perhaps cruelly funny from Cash's later perspective) is that it was a hit, spending eleven weeks on the country charts — better than anything else he'd done in years.

Amongst the other graphical representation techniques and terminology, there are bar charts, pie charts (better known as Camembert or Donut Chart), scatter graphs, lines, bubbles, heat maps, (mapping of "hotspots"), etc.

Finally, categorization of a rapidly evolving space is an imperfect exercise – we have done our best to be directionally correct, but we're certainly open to feedback on how to make this chart better and more accurate.  .