Sentence examples for not better a from inspiring English sources

The simulation with realistic lenses shows that this design gives as good, if not better, a performance as the existing design.

In this case they do make them like they used to (if not better), a thought confirmed by the exquisite Chinese Upstream film Springtime in a Small Town, about a love triangle set in a bombed-out 1930s town.

They must believe that a nanny, childminder or childcare worker can provide as good, if not better, a start to life for a baby as the continuous, unconditional, loving care of their mother or father.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the oft-mentioned possible Republican Presidential candidate, could easily raise that much, Mr. Thompson went on, and the pity of that, he lamented, was that Tommy Thompson would be "as good, if not better" a candidate.

There are other reasons why the Nets' average home attendance -- 14,010, better than that of Denver and Houston and within striking distance of Memphis and Orlando -- is not better: a steep ticket price increase; early-season attention paid to football; a rocky economy that has fewer people and corporations buying season tickets; and a location that does not encourage walk-up purchases.

Compare that with the careers of the protagonists of the screwball comedies of the 1930s and 40s: Carole Lombard, Claudette Colbert, Myrna Loy, Katharine Hepburn... rather than huff and puff and roll their eyes in indulgent weariness at their men's antics, these women drove the plots, and when it came to getting the laughs they got as good (if not better) a crack at the whip as the guys.

If we can avoid relegation this season, that's as big if not better an achievement that winning any cup".

Theoretically, a diagonal line would be a score predicting not better than a random guess.

"If it's not better in a few days, then maybe we have to re-evaluate".

They have excellent visual systems, similar to, if not better than, a human's.

Because I am not better than a McDonald's worker.