Sentence examples for or more better from inspiring English sources

An energy co-op and a programme to insulate London homes will cut household bills, making people £150 or more better off.

And then enclosing the poem, which I reread several times a week, was magnificently symbolic, an act of certification from another initiate; going me one (or more) better.

Apple's tend to be shorter with 12-20 tratks atimetime, while Spotify's tend to be longer at 80 tracks or more: better suited for playing on shuffle.

So is less sleep, or more, better for your career?

And in the ultimate nightmare, 79 flights kept customers waiting five hours or more, better than double the year-earlier mark.

The RSDI decreased by 0.5 SRM or more (better HRQL) in 13 (19%) subjects and increased by 0.5 SRM or more (worse HRQL) in 17 (25%).

Hospital mergers in England began in 1997 under the 'cooperation and collaboration' policy of the Labour government to merge hospitals trusts (hereafter addressed as 'hospitals') failing to meet their financial or quality targets with one or more better-performing hospitals [ 17].

Yes, there is a lot that might have been more, better, or different.

THE CROWD Mostly groups of four or more — the better to meet the onslaught of abundance.

Current jobs here are more sacred than profit, or more and better (though still hypothetical) jobs in the future.There was more.

Individually these methods have both advantages and disadvantages, with the complementary use of two or more providing better results.