Sentence examples similar to may better have from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you may feel better having someone with you when you discuss challenging workplace issues with your boss.

Weight loss and retention may have been better had SDPI-DP provided more intervention beyond the first 16 lifestyle lessons.

Education contributes to both income and knowledge and those adolescents who had better education may have better access to employment and hence to food.

Whether you're feeling better may have something to do with which sector you work in.

In some cases, the patient may not get better and may have mechanical instability or functional instability.

We believe TIs may have better outcomes, promote better adherence, and be more cost efficient.

Ours may even have better coverage.

Conservatives may not have better ideas, but voters might support them out of sheer frustration.

They may also have better access to doctors, gyms, parks and healthy food.

Moreover, the pre-trained distance metric model may not have better generalization ability.

They may also have better quality finishes.