Sentence examples for not better achieved from inspiring English sources

What worthy ends are not better achieved through love than through hate?

It may be time to ask what worthy ends are not better achieved through love than through hate.

Our results are not better; we achieved HVA values less than 16° only in 36.1% of cases at mean follow-up of 79.6 ± 52.6 months, but in that study mean follow-up of 5 years was shorter than in this study.

Whatever you want to call it, TV is as good as it's ever been if not better, and has finally achieved a level of respect that the medium has been striving for basically since the 1950s and yet there's been very little done in terms of canonization, in terms of trying to legitimize it through other forms.

But the worry is that integration will yield not better care but higher profits achieved through monopolistic consolidations and self-serving business practices.

Group II: Patients above the line were considered to have achieved a "not better than expected" outcome.

The obtained results suggested that Vito could achieve equivalent, if not better goodness of fit than standard methods, while being more robust (up to 11% higher success rates) and with faster (up to seven times) convergence rate.

Through an analysis of the approaches existing in the literature, we reviewed the common characteristics of ML-based VQA, showing how these methods can achieve comparable if not better performance than traditional methods and pointing out the issues that can expose the reliability of these systems.

This retrospective chart review demonstrates that a US based air ambulance staffed with critical care nurses and paramedics is able to achieve similar, if not better, rates of first pass and overall intubation success with the assistance of video laryngoscopy, in this case the CMAC.

47 A major advantage of these long-acting insulins is that they achieve similar if not better levels of glycemic control when studied in a treat-to-target study design, while presenting a substantially lower risk of overall hypoglycemic events, in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients.

"We are sorry not to have achieved better results in 2014," Petrie told the club website".