Sentence examples for far better result from inspiring English sources
I find this, though much fiddlier and messier, gives a far better result: the grilled aubergines seem shrunken and almost desiccated, while the others are fairly bursting from their burnt skins.
We are told that the inspectors who were working in Iraq up to 1998, removed 95% of weapons, which is a far better result than anything the threat of war has achieved.
Padraig Harrington's win in Germany was a far better result than anything achieved in the Canadian Open by the members of the US team, the best of whom was Stewart Cink, who finished joint-fourth with Justin Rose.
Leg, as recommended by Anissa Helou in Lebanese Cuisine, has a tendency to be a bit dry: the shoulder used by Ottolenghi and Tamimi, Fearnley-Whittingstall and Claudia Roden in Arabesque gives a far better result.
A far better result is achieved by the octree algorithm, although here also, the red is not very accurate and the colour of the cue is greenish instead of brown.
He surprised himself with the far better result, which he said was probably a stronger performance than the opening 64 here last year that put him on the path to an 18-under total.
Buhari was unmoved: "Careful and deliberate decisions after consultations get far better results," he said.
New Hampshire, North Carolina and Missouri report far better results from their programs, though they are still quite small.
These attempts met with little success, but far better results were obtained from synthetic rubber.
"The evidence that co-operative enterprises and worker-owned companies can produce far better results is compelling," he will say.
