Sentence examples for make superior from inspiring English sources

Some of them have become cowhands, and they make superior horsemen.

Carnegie's old wood-paneled rooms would make superior lobbies, restaurants and bars, and the museum could give itself a fine five- or six-story penthouse.

"He thought it would make superior nut material, so I cut it up and made a couple of parts out of it," he said.

That would make superior equity returns hard to achieve.In addition, private-equity firms need an exit route to sell their investments.

Lifting a leaf from the book of Planeta, the Sicilian winery that has demonstrated in recent years that southern Italy is not too hot to make superior chardonnay, several Apulian producers have succeeded lately with that cool-climate grape.

No one at Kellogg's inaugural women directors' program was claiming that those examples suggested that women would make superior corporate watchdogs, but in the air was very much the sense that women may have something new and useful to offer in terms of corporate governance, now that they seem to stand a better chance of moving onto boards.

To be made French is to be made human and to be made superior.

When made to choose, those that were not distracted made superior decisions.

In addition to being thicker and richer when eaten straight, it makes superior spreads and dips.

In 1664 he developed his lens-grinding lathe, with which he made superior lenses for telescopes.

(Wynn argues that humans subsequently made superior tools because their brains were better able to process how to hit a stone to give it the desired shape).