Sentence examples for much better ties from inspiring English sources

But while China may have better transportation and communication networks than India -- as well as a rapidly growing consumer market and much better ties to overseas markets -- it also has two long-term disadvantages.

He offered Cuba's recipe for better relations - saying the two countries could achieve much better ties if the United States lifted its 54-year-old trade embargo on the island and handed back the Guantanamo base to Cuba.

At 5-5 it was Murray's turn to save three break points, but he played a much better tie-break than at the end of the first set and won it 7-4.

The one thing your fictional Italian straw-woman grandma does have going for her is much better mob ties than my bubbe -- but that's irrelevant to this conversation.

Japan is still near the bottom at 5.3%, not much better than South Korea and Saudi Arabia, tied at 3.2%.

He still finished much better than his tie for 49th at Memorial last week after an early visit from FBI agents and lingering questions about an insider-trading investigation.

This will be a much better choice then tying them to a post or tree.

Gail: I listened to a lengthy conversation about this at a dinner party recently, and the senator who was arguing for arming the good, nonfanatical rebels kept saying that they needed our help because the dangerous, fanatical rebels were much better fighters with strong ties to the community.

That would be a much, much better way to settle a tie than what's used in some other sports.

The numbers weren't much better for "Desperate Housewives," which tied a series low in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49w episode.

The only game he won in the first set was the fourth but he played much better in the second, forcing a tie-break before bowing out.