Sentence examples for much better space from inspiring English sources
"Social media gives them a much better space in which to operate, using short sentences, fun, catchy, interactive and conversational moments – and they still don't have to use their voice," said Franklin, who has been in the industry for over 30 years.
"This is an area that really flourished during the dot-com frenzy when there was no space on Park Avenue South or lower Fifth Avenue, but now you can get much better space in better buildings at the same rent elsewhere in the city," said Tim Kucha, a senior director at Plymouth Partners, a Manhattan-based brokerage firm that primarily represents tenants.
Moving beyond the "I don't want to do this right now" mentality and into the "But it will make me feel so much better" space is critical.
The Baltic in Gateshead, the Ikon in Birmingham and even the Milton Keynes Gallery, let alone the Whitechapel or the Serpentine, all have better resources and much better spaces to offer than the ICA.
They quickly find that's a much better, deeper space for building trust than a company logo".
His game has evolved to reflect the fact that the organisation of defences has got so much better and the space has got so much less.
Either way, the audio is a lot less fatiguing to listen to, and you get a much better sense of space and stereo separation than without an amp.
As a whole, NASA fared much better than its space science division: The Senate Appropriations Committee last week approved the $13.6 billion requested by the Administration for 2000, but added $100 million to the $1 billion earmarked for aerospace technologies.
That's much better than traditional space missions.
Also, there's only seven cubic feet of trunk space, which isn't much better than the trunk space of a Mazda Miata.
"The international players have a much better understanding of spacing and ball movement, cutting to open spots, not holding the ball, passing angles".
