Sentence examples for given the better from inspiring English sources

What's more, as you'd expect – as they're bleeding to death - the sooner it's given the better.

We lift our 2014 and 2015 pretax profit forecasts today by 6% and 4% respectively, given the better than expected result.

Robert Huth put a header over the bar from the first, though the more practice City were given the better they became at defending the situations.

We raise our 2013 estimates by 3% given the better economic data of late together with a slightly more benign currency environment than previously modelled, and we are comfortable sitting 6% ahead of consensus.

If we're right, then Marks is on a PE of little more than 10 times at last night's 369p close, which looks much too low - we target 445p and a PE of 12.5 times, given the better "self help" prospects for 2012/2013, even in the current weak UK consumer and stockmarket climate.

While applauding the sale, Henry Buford, the president and chief executive of Prime Access, a New York advertising firm that specializes in the gay and lesbian market, said the new owner faced a significant challenge in trying to make Out and The Advocate into major forces, given the better coverage from general-interest newspapers and magazines and the appeal of local publications for gays.

Many cited difficult economic times as part of the reason with fewer raises and promotions to be given, the better-looking are the ones advancing.

The more pleasure it gives, the better the art.

For a small-scale work, a smaller house gives the better, vaster effect.

"But it was surprising because everybody has always assumed that the more you give, the better your child does".

That gives the better players a chance to make up ground to separate themselves through making par".