Sentence examples for mainly better from inspiring English sources

But the one thing that it's definitely not, for better or worse — mainly better — is television.

This has many advantages over the kind of wilderness backpacking that I'm used to, mainly better food and wine, not to mention a lighter pack.

But how? Mr Feachem puts it down mainly to better integration.

The increase stems mainly from better knowledge and diagnostic techniques that allow diseases to be distinguished from one another.

He and the team of scientific explorers are still eager to revisit the site, mainly to better date the crater.

In the past, several analysts have speculated that the company has mainly become better at collecting its outstanding bills.

London's buses show a cross-section of London life, much more so than the tubes and the trains which tend to carry mainly the better off.

They mainly demanded better measures to protect herders' property rights and the environment, and the punishment of those responsible for the killing.

Spain succeeds by managing the medical requirements of organ donation superbly and selling it emotionally to the public.A task force which examined the matter in Britain in 2008 concluded that the number of deceased organ donors could be increased 50% by 2013 mainly through better donor identification and referral and more efficient organ retrieval, and that these should be tried first.

This refers mainly to better heart efficiency, and improved endothelial function and metabolic profile.

Between fly ashes, the fine/dry material mainly gave better properties for those considered.