Sentence examples for les better from inspiring English sources

The comparison to experiments shows that LES better predicts time-dependent quantities than URANS, especially close to the casing.

Hollande and Merkel couldn't make the case for Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen better if they tried.

Back in '37, in an arti le in "Better English," Dr. Aiken pointed out that Roosevelt's public speeches sometimes violated the rules of English, such as "like" for "as".

If the French Ministry of Culture were to hold hearings on why there are so few innovative young French filmmakers today, Claire Simon's documentary "The Graduation" ("Le Concours," better translated as "The Entrance Exam") could be Exhibit A. (It played last fall in the DOC NYC series and this past weekend at the True/False Film Fest, which is where I saw it).

First, the performance of LE was better than that of FACK.

Although Table 1 shows that the LE was better in females than in males, as was reported previously (6, 32), the EYLL was greater in females than in males, which may result from a general longer life expectancy in females (33).

That last conceit is unalloyed Melville; anybody who is familiar with "Bob le Flambeur" and "Le Samouraï," or, better yet, who saw the ravishing reissue of "Le Cercle Rouge" at Film Forum earlier this year, will know that, once you enter the dour and trenchcoated landscape of those films, the line between cop and robber becomes one of the most open borders in the world.

Le Corbusier got better and increasingly profound.

As a woman, Ms. Le Pen is better placed to exploit the scandal, Mr. Moïsi said.

In a sense, Le Cygne is better than the sum of its parts.

Violet rejects Lady Edith's sympathy: LE: Are you better now, Granny?