Sentence examples for no longer better from inspiring English sources

That's where smaller is no longer better.

Bigger is no longer better – at least for supermarkets.

Ross argued that the upper classes were no longer better educated, richer, or cleaner than those not of their class.

The firm told the S.E.C. that since the customer's order was no longer better than the firm's price, it did not have to display the full order.

Incredibly, 32,000 women have already given up work because of childcare "reforms" that mean that they're no longer better off in work anymore.

However a few places are realizing that, post recession, bigger is no longer better, and are offering a more refined and  boutique meal.

For the first time in decades, UK economic expansion no longer guarantees better pay.

But smaller is no longer considered better, thanks in part to the proliferation of Western models of beauty and success.

For the first time in British history, rising GDP no longer assures better pay in the economy.

Hence the curious paradox whereby Israel's detractors no longer expect better of Israel – they think it kills children for sport – but still assign it a disproportionate share of the blame, giving Hamas a free pass.

The reason, says Alexandre Albuquerque, a Moody's analyst, is that both have become entwined with government economic policy: "They are no longer a better risk than public debt".Much of the state banks' lending is at rates lower than the government's own funding costs.