Sentence examples for older better from inspiring English sources

Rubin looked to the singer's older, better days.

Trade union members tend to be older, better off and work in the old public sector.

Bothered by the Clippers' snub, Scheyer sought to become an older, better version of that player.

Married women are older, better educated and more likely to be white than other women.

It is important to note, he added, that single fathers tend to be older, better off and better educated than single mothers.

When there was a choice between an older, better known writer and a younger, less familiar writer, we often chose the younger one.

Mr. Romney was winning the support of older, better-educated and higher-income voters.

On these streets, the African-Americans are frequently the older, better-established families who moved here in the 1950's.

In the last decade, motorcycles have attracted older, better-educated and wealthier customers, vastly broadening the market.

As they advance, somewhat older, better-known institutions like Glasgow, Nottingham and Sussex find themselves edged downwards in some rankings.

Other principals, trying to stretch their budgets, might feel pressured to get rid of older, better-paid teachers.