Sentence examples for lightly better from inspiring English sources

It can been observed that PCA-FV with parametric weighting is lightly better than other methods.

Finally, the MFQ-Response to Treatment (MFQ-RTx) scale reported the satisfaction of treatment through a simple descriptive scale ranging from really better (−2); lightly better (−1); no change (0); lightly worse (1); to really worse (2).

Perhaps Britain's increased enthusiasm for "the American model" of a lightly or, better still, unregulated economy is one result of the "special relationship".

Better lightly to oil the food and lay it on searing hot bars than attempt to oil the bars themselves.

Tourists also pay tax sales tax, room tax, departure tax so local residents will be let off more lightly or get better services.Horses for coursesDestinations out to catch tourists must decide what kind they are after.

You'd better tread lightly".

I doubt the assertion that the Sahel is better off lightly farmed.

Like Bill Bryson, he adopts the affable guise of an enthusiastic amateur, but although he wears his learning lightly, he's far better informed than he first appears.

In Britain wealth is lightly taxed, encouraging the better off to find ways of taking an income from gains in wealth (capital gains tax at 28%) rather than gains in income (higher rate tax at 40% or 45% for those earning more than £150,000) Britain entered the financial crisis in 2007 with comparatively low debts of just over 43% of GDP.

Residual life models including WLIM surface roughness measurements performed better for lightly damaged specimens than those using only UT measurements.

"I'm telling you, as a reporter you better tread lightly," he says now, stepping closer.