Sentence examples for could better have from inspiring English sources

The least impressive part was the monotone tour guide, reciting obviously memorized tidbits that could better have been delivered by a robot (or, better, an MP3 audio tour).

It could better have met that threat, however, if the great powers had worked to ameliorate pressures on it, just as they had carried the declining Ottoman Empire for a full century.

Some gay rights groups have also criticised Madonna for staging the shows, saying she could better have supported them by cancelling the tour.

It assumes that for each instance of evil that occurs, we humans will be able to detect any good toward which it might be directed, and that we will be able to tell whether the good is achieved, whether it was worth the evil sustained in reaching it, and whether it could better have been achieved without the attendant evil.

Perhaps The Times could better have spent Downey's per diem in its own back yard, with a donation to the Salvation Army or the Red Cross.

It could better have been named Stockholm +40 given that the first Earth Summit -- the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment -- took place in Stockholm in June 1972.

Could better laws have prevented the disaster?

My diagnosis could have been better, could have been worse.

"Could it have been better?

It could not have gone better.

Vatican TV couldn't have done better.