Sentence examples for much better name from inspiring English sources
"I think the Italians have a much better name – contadini.
"Last time Tom got 40percentt of the vote, and this time around he has much better name recognition".
(I'm pleased to note that the imam is again calling the project Cordoba House — a much better name than Park51, which sounds like a Korean teenager's internet handle).
It used to be called grand mal epilepsy which was a much better name for it, I mean Big Bad Epilepsy?
Thoughts and words aren't much use to Dr Glass (or Dr Bloodgood, which would be a much better name) as she tries to convince Captain Weaver to share the basic luxuries the houses hold.
Neuropsychological research indicates that the ability to name objects or to answer simple questions involving such nouns can be selectively lost or preserved: subjects can perform much better in naming living entities than in naming artifacts, or in naming animate living entities than in naming fruits and vegetables (Shallice 1988).
If efficiency is Mr. Bush's goal, he will be much better off naming an independent-minded executive instead of another pork-minded congressman.
They're much better at penis names than vagina names.
We have been negative on CAG for a while now, and we think investors will do much better with a name like Kraft Foods.
Bang Me! was featured on TechCrunch Japan last month and appeared to be much better than the name suggests (I was told they will change it when the software goes on sale internationally).
