Sentence examples for far better match from inspiring English sources
But he is certainly a far better match for suburban Chicago than Mr. Santorum is.
(The dashing, leggy Robert Fairchild made a far better match for Ms. Hyltin).
Continental Airlines would seem a more likely partner since its routes and international network are a far better match.
The annual wind field predicted using this grid also provides a far better match to observations of aeolian dune morphology and motion in the Bagnold Dunes.
The new estimate appears to be a far better match than earlier ones for the reality that Americans can see every day on their televisions.
She captures some of the femininity of O'Neill's earth mother, but her physical attributes make her a far better match for another of O'Neill's trapped heroines, Anna Christie.
Both men have influenced far better matches than this Derby de La Côte d'Azur, which conjured up a steady enough stream of flashpoints but laid bare the dearth of quality they must attempt to correct.
In most cases, it is far better to match a given enterprise or system to the land, rather than try and work to shape the land to match the system.
Reviews have revealed that police forces have become far better at matching resources to demand, for instance, by making sure extra officers are on duty during busy periods.
If the hiring projects she's worked on so far are an indication, the results usually yield far better employer-employee matches than typically occur with more traditional hiring systems, Mayo says.
