Sentence examples for hold a better from inspiring English sources
This weekend, though, may hold a better comeback story: Chris Simms could start at quarterback for Denver, his first start since sustaining a ruptured spleen in 2006.
Although the market for residential high-speed Internet connections remains in its infancy, cable modems already hold a better than two-to-one lead over D.S.L.
Yet when North raised hearts, expecting his partner to hold a better suit for a vulnerable overcall at the level of three, West emerged from the bushes with a double.
Firstly, the 3-arm micro swing engine is presented, which is proven to hold a better performance than the original 2-arm one.
Although this method achieves a high spectral efficiency, it will lead to serious quality imbalance problem, i.e., the viewers who hold a better link conditions can obtain high video quality, but the viewers with bad reception conditions can only receive the video with poor quality.
Give somebody else a chance to hold a better parade.
Unlike stainless steel, carbon steel can stain and rust, but the upside is that it holds a better, sharper edge than stainless.
It means that the goalkeeper, who reached that record in 220 fewer games than James and holds a better rate (48 per cent) than any goalkeeper who has kept more than 100 clean sheets, is able to better communicate with his defenders.
Moreover, LaCoO3/N-rGO holds a better durability and a more rapid OER rate than those of the benchmark OER electrocatalyst RuO2.
The proposed SRCMFE method is compared with MFE and Sigmoid-based multiscale fuzzy entropy by analyzing Gaussian white noise and 1/f noise to verify its effectiveness and the analysis result indicate that SRCMFE method holds a better distinguish capacity and robustness and can reflect more complexity information of time series.
The White Army controlled the area to the north, which was predominantly agrarian with small or medium-sized farms and tenant farmers, and where crofters were few, or held a better social position than in the south.
