Sentence examples for is better in the open from inspiring English sources

"Marcus is the better shooter, but, clearly, Taliek is better in the open court, which is particularly important with our style of offense.

Inverness were better in the opening stages until the defender Golobart scored his second own goal of the season after 31 minutes.

Hand hygiene for the same physician team was better in the single-room ICU than in the open-plan ICU.

Furthermore, it is arguable whether species diversity is better known in the open areas of central and southern South America, than in Amazonia and the tropical Andes [ 8], but see [ 72, 73] for example on Andean endemism of mammals -especially rodents- at middle to upper elevations.

Yes, I'd learned from him to keep quiet, to grin and bear things – things that were better out in the open but which, through insecurity, never made it out – but past a certain point, I was my own man, simply afraid of confronting these things myself.

And that probably would have been better, in hindsight, because of course it's more open over there and you wouldn't have the congestion of being confined in these hills.

"We can suggest wines that will be better in a few years or special bottles to open on anniversaries, and we include tasting notes and advice on food pairings".

But in the main, it is better to be open and transparent about your limitations than to perform an action that causes difficulties for the project, group or process in the long-run.

Even a reasonably well-defended 3-point shot is better than an open midrange shot in terms of scoring efficiency.

Opening the 3D glasses before is better than opening then the last minute.

According to her results, One-Euro-Job participation is better than open unemployment both in terms of life satisfaction and social inclusion.