Sentence examples for far better numbers from inspiring English sources

While the Smart has the best fuel-economy rating of any nonhybrid sold in America, you'd expect far better numbers from its bite-size body.

He should direct the Federal Bureau of Investigation to devote substantial manpower against the cocaine trade and should see to it that the Immigration and Naturalization Service is capable of detecting and deporting aliens convicted of drug crimes in far better numbers than it now does.

Bush's brother, former President George W. Bush, held far better numbers with Latino voters than Romney currently does.

Indeed, Mr Fillon enjoys far better poll numbers than his boss.

Di Rupo presided over a period of relative stability, as Belgium weathered the euro-zone debt crisis far better than a number of its fellow EU member countries.

Oracle, based in Redwood City, Calif., has weathered the economic turbulence of the last few years far better than a number of other big technology companies that primarily sell to other corporations.

With that record, far better than a number of other counties with considerably greater resources, small wonder t The recent lack of success has been hard to take, though it is also a reminder to the critics that Leicestershire have nearly always punched above their weight while producing a stream of players snapped up by other counties, who have often gone on to play for England.

"Any military commander will tell you, it's far better to have more numbers against a defense than to have a higher defense," Mr. Cohen said.

Even if those figures don't blow by estimates, they will almost certainly be far better than the comparable numbers from 2008, when the recession was first hitting corporate bottom lines.

One result of this is the far better "catch-all" stat numbers for Thomas such as his player efficiency rating (PER) of 20.8 and his net rating of +5, which has him as the only player in this set who was in the positive column as an asset rather than a liability for his team.

All told over 650 million hard drives are sold every year, and as the price per gig is still far better for HDDs, that number isn't likely to go down any time soon.