Sentence examples for much better picking from inspiring English sources

Don't obsess too much over pronunciation, you're much better picking that up naturally later, but know how the letters sound.

The moist, flaky fish is a much better pick than the roasted salmon, which was overcooked.

If you want an inspirational book for a pal reeling from a new cancer diagnosis, this is a much better pick.

For someone like me who has flexiblity in scheduling, Travelocity's system is much better than picking a date and an airport at random.

Researchers writing online Wednesday in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B have found experimental evidence that males are much better at picking up signals from females they already know than from those they are unfamiliar with.

"Really, the rise in the numbers being diagnosed means we are much better at picking it up and the far more important issue is what support and intervention people are getting.

Two academics who have studied the trades – Olivier Accominotti of the London School of Economics and David Chambers of Cambridge's Judge Business School – say Keynes was much better at picking shares than he was at currency dealings, and that his chequered record might make today's testosterone-driven traders think twice.

Most of Wills's translations, denuded of Martial's enlivening proper names, are impressionistic in this same way, and readers wanting to get closer to the Latin text would be much better off picking up a volume or two of the well-­annotated Loeb Classical Library prose edition by the great Latinist, textual critic and translator D. R. Shackleton Bailey, who died in 2005.

I would've been much better off picking him.

Sarcosine in this case was also "not much better" at picking up aggressive disease than prostate-specific antigen, the protein now widely used in screening, says Cory Abate-Shen, a cancer biologist at Columbia University.

"Letting an argument die, or changing the subject, usually works much better than picking an argument and getting someone's back up". .