Sentence examples for could better represent from inspiring English sources
"Who could better represent what we're all about?" he said.
Corporate, decisive, effective, profitable -- what could better represent turn-of-the-century New York?
How absolutely perfect, the novelist thought – nothing could better represent the emptiness of our present beliefs, the beliefs we had killed the Aboriginal stories for.
New lines could better represent that difference and could potentially increase the number of seats where Democrats hold a majority to 8 or 9 of the 19 districts, he said.
He's not framing an actual family of fishermen in "Man of Aran," his 1934 movie about premodern life on the Aran Islands; he created a family for the film, a hypothetical family that he thought could better represent the reality of the Aran fishermen.
They extended the technique to a higher-order shape configuration that could better represent the gait signature across speeds.
Asked, which aspects of orthopedics and traumatology could better be represented by e-learning versus face-to-face lessons, all answering students (11 users, 3 non-users) agreed on e-learning to be more useful for theoretical contents and as preparation for specific skills, for example, when exploring radiology-cases, or introducing physical exam or surgical procedures with videos.
Standards developed from urbanized reference streams could possibly better represent SCMs in urbanized watersheds.
