Sentence examples for only better for from inspiring English sources

After all, the past was only better for kings and princes.

"More species in the sea are only better for the ecosystem".

This is not only better for patients, but also better use of NHS resources.

NAME WITHHELD, NEW YORK If only "better for the company" were synonymous with "ethical," I would have an easier job.

"The new system is not only better for the children but it also saves money," said George Sheldon, secretary of children and family services.

When animals exercise more, the marbling is more even, which is why wild, organic and free-range meat is not only better for the animal, but better for your health and to cook with, too.

Dear Nigel "Nothing to hide; nothing to fear," has been a familiar refrain from securocrats and politicians since at least 9/11 and only bettered for bluster by the challenge: "You're either with us or against us".

These supporters claim sponges are not only more environmentally friendly, but better for you.

Research-informed practices have the potential for not only better outcomes for survivors of sexual violence, but also for reporting and prosecution rates for our legal system.

This can not only be better for the person, but better for you.

And a beefier Buick lineup will mean only better things for the Buick-GMC juggernaut.