Yes, it demonstrates a diligence often superior to the Commons.
These days it is accepted that elite clubs are often superior to national teams.
Even when movies have been made, recently, from books that aren't especially worth reading, the books are still often superior.
But it is puzzling that he said nothing about the principal cause of the often superior performance of private schools.
The ovary is most often superior, and the sepals, petals, and stamens are inserted below the base of the ovary.
The quality of a report produced by a four-person news crew is often superior to that of a one-man band.
Internet connections in Eastern Europe are often superior because network operators invested straight into the latest equipment, leapfrogging past broadband providers in other countries.
By contrast, a new group of producers, based on the right bank, is now making wines that are often superior to those of the left bank.
European orchestras, for all their wonderful and often superior qualities, do not as a rule possess the fineness of edge and focus, indeed the transparency, to clarify such intricacy of movement and color.
For more than 20 years people have been saying, with excellent reason, that these annual Workshop Performances of Balanchine are often superior to those presented by New York City Ballet, the school's parent company.
The modern dynasty has adapted remnants of traditional splendour, and the craftsmen of Cambodia have remained capable of work in the same vein as but often superior to the Thai.
