Sentence examples for has proved better from inspiring English sources

Historically, university management has proved better for long-term research projects than corporate governance.

Sometimes seen as a buffer state, it has proved better at providing shocks than at absorbing them.

Still, he and other experts are not convinced that any one test developed so far has proved better than the prevailing checklist method.

This should increase competition, and thus returns for savers.In the recent past, Japan's financial system has proved better at destroying wealth than at creating it.

A second irony of Mr. Obama's career is that he has proved better at the messy business of helping hold together his own party's Congressional caucus than President Bill Clinton did, despite their popular images.

Intrade, a web-based betting market, has proved better than polls in predicting the outcome of elections because it taps into the wisdom of crowds and gives people a monetary incentive to think hard about their bets.

Nokia's foray into touch-screen technology has proven better than expected: the new 5800 model is sturdy, satisfying to use and has an attractive, unsubsidized price-tag of 279 euros ($385.86).

As Marshall has proven, better times may await Hardy, but it's up to the Cowboys and the NFL to be proactive in getting him help. .

That means one thing that has proven better at killing Chileans than an 8.8-on-the-Richter earthquake that knocked the Earth three inches off its axis was Augusto Pinochet.

Moreover, initial operative management has proven better long-term functional results in case a secondary arthrodesis is required [ 6].

Although ICW baths affect the human organism similarly as the already mentioned cold therapies and are much cheaper than, for example, WBC sessions, no exact protocol has proven better than the other [ 8, 9].