Sentence examples for much better numbers from inspiring English sources

But since mid-June, Rusch has posted much better numbers than Reed's.

Normally, McNabb puts up much better numbers when he is out of the pocket.

But three straight weeks of elevated claims suggests that job growth in April may have been as disappointingly modest as March's job growth had been, following much better numbers in late 2011 and early this year.

For example, on the Kindle Fire we're already seeing much better numbers — average revenue per user, and the rest — even if it's small.

D.H.: Well, I think three is a much better number than two.

"I'm surprised he didn't post a much better number given that he (has) done nothing other than raise money," [Ritter Campaign Manager] David Kenney said.

But Nadal predicted much-better numbers for Tomic after struggling to take charge of many a baseline rally against him.

"We were told that people remember visual things like pictures much better than numbers or letters," said Doug Chalmers, the president of the company's United States division.

Mr. Bush would clearly like to stop him, but if he does not, he can still count on much better poll numbers and more extensive organizations in subsequent primary states.

The competition for the two spots comes from the potential winner of the Southeastern Conference and the Big 12, both of which will probably have much better computer numbers than the Nittany Lions.

"For a time after the riot things were much better and numbers were going down.