For every crop, better producers globally are 100 times more productive than worse ones.
Whether they're chattering about exciting new ideas or how much they hate their jobs, their camaraderie is a visible aura — people who work together every day, see each other every day, and who feel part of something every day, for better or for worse.
Obviously we are going to look every day for better players for our roster.
Both parties flank their establishment cousins with purer ideological arguments, not winning many offices, but making their alt-status known every election, for better or for worse.
We may have only spent a few minutes or a few days together, but meeting you and sharing brief moments changes me for the better every time.
Seeing the results Fortunately for Georgia, the breastfeeding initiative has seen some staggering results and things are changing for the better every day.
But New York also boasts a violent crime rate well below what you'd expect for a big city: Only 552 violent crimes for every 100,000 residents, better than two-thirds of the 71 cities on the list.
Results provided by Liu, Guo and Yang [48] suggests that the condition for every user being better off is weaker than the condition for total system travel time reduction.
"I think I played better and better for every match, and today I played really, really well," Soderling said.
There's no denying that your smartphone's camera is getting better and better for every generation, but what's a poor photography nerd to do about controllability?
A journalist's reputation "is on the line with every tweet, for better or worse," Mr. Sreenivasan said.
