Sentence examples for only moderately better from inspiring English sources

"Thoroughly Modern Millie" did only moderately better (52percentt).

But Mr Matsuzaka was seen as a mild disappointment, pitching only moderately better than a league-average starter.

Stoudemire was only moderately better, going 7 for 22 to finish with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 6 turnovers.

Ajax were only moderately better than their pathetic showing in their last match, when they were trounced by Heerenveen 5-2.

It is only moderately better served by transport links than the London Arena, just across the river, which was demolished last year after failing to establish itself as an alternative to the big London venues for 17 years.

So in a Rand universe — like those of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged," the doorstop treatise-style novels that have given her such staying power — it would be unacceptable that one of these books would be only moderately better than the other.

And whatever "combined gross enrollment" means, America did only moderately well, better than Germany but worse than Canada and Sweden and Francee and so forth).

Harris creates this dystopia in order to redeem it, whereas Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America" (2004), another vision of Nazi success, will derive from the rarer flip side of the redemptive impulse, a desire to make the past worse than it was, perhaps only to feel moderately better about the present.

Hybrids were only moderately, and not universally, better than parental strains (Timberlake et al. 2011).

Among 22 patients with improvement, 16 patients were slightly better, 4 moderately better and only 2 patients were much better.

Between the first and the fourth courses of chemotherapy, 17 patients perceived their health as improved: 12 patients were slightly better, 3 moderately better and only 2 patients were much better.