Sentence examples for fact much better from inspiring English sources

Friday's report was, in fact, much better than expected, and has made many people, myself included, more optimistic.

7 Ringer This means racing a horse that looks similar to another, but is in fact much better.

To Diamandis — though the book is co-­written, it's narrated in his voice — the state of the world is in fact much better than it appears and will soon get even better.

If Doc Martin is a monstrous misrepresentation of Cornwall, what should I say about Cuffs, critiqued recently as the Beeb's answer to The Bill but in fact much better, and set in my temporary homeland, Brighton.

He wrote in his blog: "Zero inflation, or even a slow, steady, and widely expected deflation, are in fact much better in the long run.

The third law prohibits any representation to general consumers that the food item is much better than that of the actual goods or services, or are portrayed as being, contrary to the fact, much better than those of the other entrepreneurs who supply the same kind or similar goods or services as those supplied by the producer.

The use of visual aids for instance, can improve the participants' ability to remember facts much better than verbal presentations.

These cases, in fact, are much better dealt with locally.

A price, in fact, not much better than SAB's pre-takeover-talk high for the year of £37.68.

In fact, a much better place to start a conversation about public health is at super-gonorrhoea: the coming challenges of the post-antibiotic age are significant – the reliable certainties of the past are coming to an end, and it will take original discovery on an epic scale to recreate them, a task that would be daunting were it not for the fact that we know we've met such challenges before.

It drives this fact home much better than 955 million.