Sentence examples for has done considerably better from inspiring English sources

As Perritt's lead fund manager, a position Corbett assumed in November 1999, he has done considerably better than the averages.

The risk with this sort of consumer altruism, of course, is that it alleviates us of responsibility — we feel we've done good by purchasing a dessert or a tank top or yoga class when we might have done considerably better.

In fact, Cuba would probably have done considerably better than this.

The third group who set their own deadlines did considerably better with both timelines and grades.

One of the bugbears among locals who hoped the Ridings would remain open is the fact that, in last week's secondary school league tables, it did considerably better than it has in the past: the number of pupils scoring five A*-C grades at GCSE in subjects including maths and English was up from 4% to 13%.

Mr. Gore has picked up support in the Midwest, which helps explain the tight race in several states there, while Mr. Bush is doing considerably better than he had been in Western states and among women.

As has been reported previously, patients with cisplatin-sensitive disease do considerably better than those with refractory disease and this is borne out in our data.

Naturally, it was outgoing ABC managing director Mark Scott handling the questions and doing considerably better than Mal Brough when he had to answer questions on 60 Minutes.

This year's marquee celebrity -- Lance Armstrong -- should do considerably better.

Black musicians of the period did considerably better.

In 1953, widescreen colour images and stereo sound did considerably better.