Sentence examples for far better time from inspiring English sources

While this is likely to be a far better time to put money into the market than 2000, Wagstaff says investor psychology makes it hard to convince them.

"Nevertheless, we enjoyed it, and had a far better time there compared with a more expensive Manhattan hostel one month later.

Yet it does mean that those searching for a shot of adrenaline will have a far better time than those hoping to feel their heartstrings tugged.

Instead, she decided I'd have a far better time spending one of the hottest days of the year down a south-London sewer searching for a fatberg.

By all accounts, however, the scene-makers over there are having a far better time of it than many of us did here in the viciously competitive, money-maddened, cocaine-fried eighties.

And that is why you must seize the control of the circumstance and dominate every last detail: to guarantee that they're going to have a far better time than they ever would have had if they tried to control it themselves".

In an era of layoffs, unpaid furloughs and reduced benefits at most levels of government, workers for the little-known, taxpayer-financed agency that deals with Cook County's waste and storm water are a throwback to far better times: They continue to enjoy high salaries, big overtime checks and annual cash payouts for unused sick-leave days.

The past six years have conditioned us to such negative forecasts that our collective national psyche isn't ready to recognize that better times, far better times are upon us.

Mr. Romney did far better this time with Latino voters than in 2008: a majority of Latino voters, who made up about 15 percent of this year's Republican primary-goers, selected him.

Today, most retailers have far better real-time data on the demand for the latest fashions, than health responders do about potential disease outbreaks or food shortages.

Still, if nothing else, Kia's competent mid-ranger is bound to set far better lap times than the Liana and the Lacetti in the long run, which will help a bit.