Sentence examples for much better examples from inspiring English sources

Tenor Andrew Kennedy as Orphée's friend Heurtebise and bass Matthew Rose as the Judge set much better examples.

Much better examples exist than the Champernowne sequence, which meet more stringent randomness properties.[16] One simple technique for generating pseudorandom sequences is a symbol shift algorithm (Smith 1998: 53).

A much better example came on Central Park West in the lower Sixties, where a second Mohammad operated a stand.

Setting a much better example, Senator Graham called Emanuel "a wise choice" who "understands the need to work together".

A much better example would be government health programs like Medicaid, Champus and state CHIPs that are administered by federal, state and municipal authorities.

That hold, rather than meritocracy, is a much better example of the way in which the effects of China's long history continue to be felt today.

Since the entire complex was destroyed by the events of 9/11, the hated podium may have gone – but what has taken its place can scarcely be said to offer a much better example of urban design.

Well, I've got a much better example of redistribution, but in the opposite direction: the bloated executive salaries and big bonuses paid at companies even partially owned by investors.

Bakke won't really allow for any other argument to be made... Affirmative action in university admissions is the best example of a question that will probably be settled by the composition of the Supreme Court — a much better example than the legality of abortion (sorry, Ms. Streisand).

(If you want to see a much better example of that type of enterprise, be sure to catch Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" when it opens later this month).

When looking for advice on how to update your hiring methods to find great candidates, move your company forward, and cut down on unemployment, there isn't a much better example than Apple.