Sentence examples for much better presented from inspiring English sources

Teaching at American universities is much better presented than in most European ones.

Indeed, some information is much better presented with computer graphics than anything I could possibly draw on a blackboard or explain verbally.

Mr. Cobey added, "Republicans have gotten much better at presenting conservatism with a smile".

While Mr. Bush did slightly better than Mr. Gore in the suburbs, the Republicans' failure to do much better may present a problem.

She thinks that women have become much better at presenting themselves during the interview and are much more inclined to take the advice of their universities in this respect than are men, many of whom are arrogant enough to feel they can just walk into jobs.

Rather than mixing all the ingredients together in a single pot, it can be much better to present them separately.

It is much better to present the basic facts, to crack a few jokes that highlight the problem, and to encourage family members to think about what they're missing out on because of TV than to simply slam TV as "no good".

One girl at Duncroft said the "food was much better prepared and presented" when Savile was there, but they had to "put up with being mauled and groped when he pulled in a layby some five miles down the road".

It'll look beautiful when you hand it off to your grown child, and your arm will be in much better shape to present your gift.

George Bush and John McCain's attitudes to Russia offered them a much better opportunity to present Russia as a country besieged by external enemies.

Much of this data was available before, but the new version does a much better job of presenting it in a readable manner.