Sentence examples for fall better from inspiring English sources

The 75-year-old certainly has experience on his side, and is famous for having kept The Beatles off the number one spot in 1967, but when it comes to Eurovision, will he follow in the footsteps of Sandie Shaw and Bucks Fizz, or will he fall better alongside Scooch and Daz Sampson?

The β(t) values corresponding to Dst variations display a more robust, or disciplined, structure (i.e., they fall better within the theoretically predicted intervals (1, 2) for antipersistency and (2, 3) for persistency).

Personally, I've always liked fall better.

Tinetti was able to demonstrate that the number of chronic diseases a patient was suffering from was highly predictive of a risk to fall, better even than a mobility score.

Give the car a couple of good hard, small shoves from side to side; if it's going to shift, slide off the jackstands, sink into asphalt, dirt or gravel, or just twist around and fall, better to learn now while the wheels are on, than when you're partially under it with the wheels off.

This tournament could hardly have fallen better for sponsors Cadillac.

The results of this study were impressive: reiki did, in fact, make the patients fell better.

Simultaneous challenge of posture and cognition ('dual tasks') may predict falls better than tests of isolated components of postural control.

It could not have fallen better for them than between the two legs of Chelsea's Champions League semi-final.

Undoubtedly, these savings come in the form of huge improvements in quality of life – reduced falls, better control of diabetes, or better management of NCDs, including targeted ones like congestive heart failure.

While this experimental quasi market model provided some tangible benefits – average length of stay decreased, units costs fell, better information management systems facilitated greater accountability and better management of capital – the evidence suggested that the overall goal of greater efficiency was not achieved [ 10].