Sentence examples for considerably better shape than from inspiring English sources

Credit markets no longer look anything like they did after Lehman's collapse and are in considerably better shape than just a few months ago.

But they remain in "considerably better shape than their international peers", according to Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of Canada, the central bank.

They are in considerably better shape than the UK economy and in no danger of being downgraded, whatever ideas Roberto Mancini may have.

At the very least, Arsenal can now go to the Allianz Arena on 4 November in considerably better shape than might have been anticipated during those long, difficult periods of the second half, with the game scoreless, when Bayern started moving the ball so elegantly it could feasibly have become another ordeal for Wenger's team.

For all the scrutiny focused on that surgically repaired joint, Sanchez finished the first football game in New Meadowlands Stadium in considerably better shape than his Giants counterpart, Eli Manning, who left his team's 31-16 vinthey in the second quarter with a bloody three-inch gash on his head that required 12 stitches.

Less than a year after Chrysler emerged from bankruptcy protection, Mr. Marchionne said the company was in considerably better shape than anticipated, even though its United States market share — 9.4 percent in 2010 so far — remained below his goal of 10 percent.

Other commercial banks were in considerably better shape, she noted, and beleaguered investment banks like Morgan Stanley had secured private investments.

(Read More: Europe in Better Shape Than US: Strategists).

I think it was in better shape than me.

Madrid's athleticism was in better shape than Barcelona's.

"His conditioning was in better shape than I thought.