Sentence examples for offering much better from inspiring English sources

The banks were full of seasonal generosity, offering much better terms than depositors normally enjoy.

Mr. Doyle said now that both E*Trade and Schwab were offering much better interest rates on their checking accounts, he would not be surprised if some other big brokers moved to match some elements of their offers — for example, by reimbursing more A.T.M. fees.

In addition to China, there are about 60 economies currently "emerging," and as Booth explains, "On the whole emerging markets are offering much better risk adjusted return in whatever asset class you look at when compared to their equivalents in the developing world".

While experts say that's likely still a long way off, bookies are offering much better odds.

It offers much better image quality and can tether the drones to my iPhone, offering more maneuverability in the air.

Areas with a 1-to-1 ratio of unemployed people to job openings, and therefore offering a much better chance of landing work, included Washington, D.C.; West Palm Beach, Fla.; Baltimore Boston Milwaukee Minneapolislis/ St . Paul Oklahoma City; the San Francisco Bay Area and Denverr.

Two prominent experts on estate taxes said yesterday that the Democrats were offering a much better deal to small-business owners and farmers, because the relief under their bill would be immediate and the estate tax would be eliminated for nearly all of them.

Rising in the Rankings The standout brands are the ones that aren't necessarily high on this year's list, but have made noticeable improvements, today offering a much better car-buying experience than in previous years.

It uses a resistive unit instead, which historically hasn't been as good for touch interfaces on electronic devices: That was one of the iPhone's chief strengths, in fact — it brought capacitive touchscreens to mass-market mobile devices, offering a much better overall user experience.

Instead, the Love Museum is offering a much better deal: a shot at finding true love.

Instead, Hamilton points to a California city as offering a much better "investment".