Sentence examples for is fractionally better from inspiring English sources

Your chance of seeing a one-hander at a junior tournament is fractionally better than your chance of seeing a wooden racket.

We don't have to be stuck in this broken system, battling a faceless and impossible market with pleas for one that is fractionally better and marginally more accessible.

Naturally, she was made to feel an ass afterwards and was liberally accused of exhibitionism, but we cannot doubt that the world is fractionally better off because she stood up and got the necessary money to stop so many unnecessary deaths.

When you get a ninth card, A-J-5-2 of clubs on the board and K-7-6-4-3 K-7-6-4-3 K-7-6-4-3 K-7-6-4-3 K-7-6-4-3"nine never," is fractionallyourtter thanda second-round finesse of dummy's jack.

"Everyone hopes and dreams that their horse is fractionally better than they are, and when you're relatively new, a few owners ring in the summer and ask you to have a go.

Edward Lister, the mayor's chief of staff, said: "It [the draft budget] is fractionally better than we'd hoped, which is good news because it does mean that we've got more money, both to spend on investment in London and secondly to bring in a 1.2% reduction in council tax precept".

However, they are fractionally better than revised market forecasts and the key development projects were completed on time and to budget".

This was fractionally better than the revised performance in the previous quarter, but the overall trend of consumer spending growth in the past year has remained a downward one, as growth has slowed gradually from the three-year high of 1.1% recorded in the fourth quarter of 2006.

I would say the growth is fractionally paralleled at best.

In other respects, the Classmate 2 is fractionally quicker, except for the 1005PE's better 250GB hard drive.

Phoenix is fractionally less impressive, though still very good.