Sentence examples for out of better from inspiring English sources
Financial independence, born out of better education, brings prosperity to local communities.
Incredible amounts of plate are found in good houses, and the poorest have some spoon or saucepan, gift of a godmother, saved out of better times.
Many countries have built excellent healthcare systems out of better versions of the ACA model: expanded (and in the case of Medicaid, improved) public insurance combined with better-regulated and subsidized private markets.
To put it bluntly, while other factors may have had some amount of influence, it seems that Brooklyn signed Collins when they did because that's when they ran out of better options.
Though blended alcoholic fuel is able to reduce carbonated emissions (CO, CO2, unburnt HC), the NOx level increased significantly due to enhanced exhaust temperature resulted out of better combustion.
New owners Sunrise are keeping 50 out of Better Place's 85 remaining employees, and will operate 15 of its charging stations for a period of at least two years.
News broke last month that the originally planned fall roll-out of "Better Call Saul," the "Breaking Bad" prequel from Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, would be delayed to 2015.
In addition, manufacturers could promote more uniformity of treatment via standardization of information in package inserts and roll-out of better provider educational materials.
This result suggests that a mismatch position slightly out-of-center is better for specificity than that at the center.
Many residents have long contended that the state takeover was engineered, in large part, to keep their students out of better-off districts.
But the economic and social inequalities which gave this division a vicious edge (Orange-dominated trade unionism kept Catholics out of better-paid skilled jobs) have long gone, together with the mining and steel industries that sustained them.These days there are more Muslims in and around Carfin, a predominantly Catholic village, than there are Protestants.
