Sentence examples for much better terms with from inspiring English sources
Kaká, however, is now on much better terms with the coach: "Dunga captained Brazil in two World Cups and was always one of those players who loved playing for his country.
The banks were full of seasonal generosity, offering much better terms than depositors normally enjoy.
They took the service deals hoping to get much better terms in the future.
It's a much better term than "fiscal cliff".
Especially when there's a much better term to use.
Our results clearly indicate that the quality of the clusters formed using the proposed algorithms is much better in terms of various validity measures compared with the FCM and FCMed algorithms.
High-yield wound up doing much better in absolute terms, with 57.5% return for the year as measured by Merrill Lynchs high-yield index.
Study showed that the well water is much better in terms of bacteriological quality and turbidity, but is highly mineralized with respect to the river water.
One design (a-Si) fares much better in terms of these constraints but is less efficient.
It doesn't get much better in terms of user interface.
Compared with the MRF algorithm, the computational time has been significantly reduced, while the predictive performance becomes much better in terms of the AUC score.
