Sentence examples for has received better from inspiring English sources

"No political refugee, even Albert Einstein, has received better treatment by an American academic institution than that received by Chen from NYU," he said, according to the Washington Post.

"No political refugee, even Albert Einstein, has received better treatment by an American academic institution than that received by Chen from NYU, and I am grateful to the university administration for its extraordinary generosity, which could not reasonably be expected to go on indefinitely," said Cohen, adding that Chen was choosing between "two attractive opportunities" for his future.

Townsend has received better news regarding Pat MacArthur, who picked up a medial ligament injury in Scotland's first Test of the tour to South Africa, the 27-17 defeat by Samoa.

Meanwhile, Sandra Bullock has received better reviews for her turn as the film's isolated astronaut, a virtual one-woman show, than she did for "The Blind Side," the movie that won her the lead actress Oscar four years ago.

Since its release, the film has received better than average reviews for a straight-to-DVD franchise sequel, with film critic Brian Orndorf giving the film a B, calling it "moody, pleasingly quick-draw, and knows when to quit, making the Universal Soldier brand name bizarrely vital once again".

He agreed with her view that other areas had received better treatment than the 6th Ward.

Bondholders have said that competing creditors, like the U.A.W., have received better treatment.

Shareholders in UK banks would have received better returns if pay had been cut, he said.

Could he and Mrs. Lee, 34, a homemaker, have received better terms elsewhere?

Most of all, Mr. Riggio said, "it was befuddling" that other retailers had received better terms than did bookstores.

But the Burmese officers have received better training in recent decades, sometimes in India, and they have upgraded to deadlier arms like heavy mortars, the major said.