Sentence examples for far better today from inspiring English sources

But things are far better today than anybody would have expected".

Mr Blair said: "I know Rupert Murdoch and his family far better today than I did when I was Prime Minister.

Fifty-year-old Phil Mann, communications and marketing production coordinator at charity Scope, says things are far better today than when he was preparing for adulthood.

And yet, bad as that may sound, Bihar is far better today than it was in November 2005, when Mr Kumar came to power.Today Bihar has pot-holes, where formerly it didn't have roads.

While technology, facilities, instruction, and equipment are far better today much has been lost.

The result of these actions is that our immigration system, built for a different economic era and a different America, is far better today than when the bipartisan effort to reform our system began in 2005.

"We used the Miss Universe pageant and it did far better this year.

He has fared far better this year, but he hasn't been willing to abandon such techniques himself.

Against that background, the party should be doing far, far better this year than it looks like doing.The Lib Dems too are trying not to get over-excited.

He added, "We still believe they're very competitive, but we were disappointed, and I think the players will be far, far better next year".

Maybe not, if they were viewers already committed to the one of the partisan corners: Both Fox News and MSNBC did far better last week, with heavy coverage of issues related to the health care law.