Sentence examples for owed better from inspiring English sources

But it took more than an argument to abolish the institution, mainly because it was so horrible that it worked, at least as a threat: few things motivate prompt repayment of money owed better than the prospect of a dark, dank dungeon where rats and smallpox thrive while men and women shrink and shrivel and starve and die.

And it notes, "We owe better, and will deliver".

As Rackspace noted yesterday that "We owe better, and will deliver".

In a review, Gerdner and Berglund point out that American studies show better outcome for CA than VA patients owing to better retention in treatment [ 38].

"We owe her better than that and all the people better than that," he told reporters outside New York's Bellevue Hospital, where an American doctor, Craig Spencer, is being treated for the virus.

In fact, IHS says that the iPhone 5's screen may actually look better (more accurate and realistic) compared to the SGSIII, owing to "better calibration, higher brightness and superior power efficiency".

In addition, after 300 cycles at 0.25 A g−1, the Co3O4@Co electrode delivers a stable capacity of 863 mAh g−1, better than the pristine Co3O4 counterpart (686 mAh g−1) owing to better conductive networks and more stable electrode structure.

The better preoperative diagnosis rate of CB in our study was mainly owing to better diagnosis of DCIS, which mainly presented with mammographic microcalification that often required stereotactic approach.

"We owe them better," the dissenters said.

We owe you better, they say, because we are so much more than a business.

A more likely reason is that women had fewer unwanted pregnancies, in part owing to better access to contraception.