Sentence examples for due better from inspiring English sources

So although they have been unable to improve the squad over the summer, Everton are due better fortune.

Partly because of medical advances but primarily due better public health and nutrition, more of us are living longer meaning there are more old people.

This may be due better blood supply and stronger recovery ability in the younger steroid-induced group (mean 34.6 years versus mean 45.6 years).

Depending on your climate, poinsettias tend to due better outside than in, so grow them outside where they get partial shade in the afternoon.

"Revenue upside was driven by a continued rebound in the company's wireless services business, which grew 6.1% sequentially to $43.2 million due better-than-expected SMS, WAP, and MMS revenue," Piper said.

It was one you definitely chalk up and say, 'That was part of paying your dues, better luck next time'".

"Due to better and better working of the European common market, Europe is a bit better protected from heavy shocks from outside," Mr. Meyer said.

The decline in deaths "is due to better screening, better use of screening," Dr. Runowicz said.

That might be due to better immune response against better-differentiated tumors.

This may be due to better normalization of individual preys, better DNA quality or both.

This improvement in accuracy is due to better trained clinicians in academic medical centers and better MRI equipment.