Sentence examples for individually better from inspiring English sources

He added: "It shows that we can go up against teams with bigger names - individually better players at huge clubs - and you can beat them with a group that all want to go in the right direction.

"[My time at Celtic] shows that we can go up against teams with bigger names - individually better players at huge clubs - and you can beat them with a group that all want to go in the right direction.

"We could take a very short-term view as a coaching team which, ultimately, perhaps would give us individually a better chance of being successful but we don't believe that is what our job is," said Lancaster, explaining why he has not sought to revisit the Rugby Football Union's rule barring French-based players from representing their country other than in "exceptional circumstances".

Bitcoin does everything the legacy payments middlemen individually do — better, faster, cheaper.

Also, regarding the fairness among the users, we see from Fig. 2 that NBS is fairer than PP, since the Jain's index of the rate pair for NBS is close to 1 and that of PP is away from 1. From this, we conclude that NBS is the best scheme to use, as it achieves a much higher sum rate than CCE and each user individually gets better rates than via CCE and PP.

Workers might individually demand better pay.

Where people of color, women, the disabled, or other less privileged groups may lack the social status to individually demand better treatment, a public forum allows them to build strength in numbers, to powerfully demonstrate that cruelty or insensitivity toward them will no longer be suffered as the norm.

Or that each of them is individually a better match to something else?

Also, those delivered individually performed better than those delivered in a group format.

Additionally, our meta-regression suggested that interventions delivered individually produced better results than those delivered in a group format.

The 67 cases and 203 controls who lived in a Commune partially located within 600 m of a line but who could not be individually located better than at the town hall were considered to have missing data for the distances from HVOL.