Sentence examples for much better particularly from inspiring English sources

"Theoretically, we can do much better, particularly as a community in competition with New York City," Dr. Swanson said.

Now, after spells in charge of Manchester City and Mexico, Eriksson must endure repeated quotes by England players about how different – that is how much better, particularly discipline-wise – the England set-up is under his old Serie A adversary Fabio Capello.

The women in the novel don't fare much better, particularly Carolyn, whose decision to ditch her husband and drag her son across the country to restart her life in Detroit with David would seem callous if she were less of an authorial device.

With Brady set to return in Week 5, the Patriots will only get that much better, particularly with a defense that has allowed a mere six red-zone trips in three games, according to ESPN.com.

Again, those patients receiving basic CPR first did much better, particularly in the subgroups of patients with more than 5 min EMS response intervals (i.e. presumably at least 8 9 min of VF before professional intervention).

"It feels much better running, particularly long distances".

I'll reserve judgment about how much better networking — particularly wireless networking — is until I'm able to get my hands on the service pack.

The report mentioned that other groups didn't fair much better either, particularly black directors who helmed about 5percentt of the films.

Our stock portfolio is likely in much better shape, particularly if you invested in index funds with a "set it and forget it" mentality.

There was also marginal support for a model with year and location effects among both wolf pups (Δ AICc = 2.04, weight = 0.24) and adults (Δ AICc = 2.11, weight = 0.26) which exhibited a much better fit, particularly to the pup data.

Ford did much better in North America, particularly the United States.