Sentence examples for much better documented from inspiring English sources

Foreign cults of that kind were not by any means brand-new in the late 5th century; if they seem so, it may be because that period is so much better documented than the early part of the century.

"Then we'll look at languages that are much better documented, look at short word lists to see what the differences are and see what the equivalencies are, and we'll use that to reconstruct what the Long Island languages probably were like".

That view has relied mainly on the writings of Plato, whose dialogues, often with Socrates as speaker, constitute "a search among friends...for the divine ideas of the true, the beautiful, the good", says a modern French scholar, Marc Fumaroli.The second golden age of conversation, among the French elites in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, is much better documented.

"This is a much better documented, more precise, and therefore more convincing study than anything that has come before," says Mark Solms, a neuropsychologist and dream expert at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.

The reason why we should avoid HES is much better documented.

The health impact of RSV infection on children is much better documented than on adults.

The new guidance is clearer and a very much better document". Professor Kelly is one of two Fellows who are advisers to Lord Lawson's Global Warming Policy Foundation, which says it wants to bring balance to a "seriously unbalanced, irrationally alarmist" debate about the impact of human activities on the Earth's climate system.

And it is a city from which the saint, along with 12 monks, left bound for the Scottish island of Iona where much more is known and better documented about his life's work.

Other changes are better documented.

The latter is a much better produced document although less democratic for sure (they just had more stylish scribes in Rome at that time).

"I don't think we have any more problems with insects than we had in the past, but we are doing a much better job of documenting them".