Sentence examples for perhaps better for from inspiring English sources

Majestic is perhaps better for buyers who know what they want – and want to buy it in quantity.

Martian soil is very dense and dries out quickly — perhaps better for making bricks than growing plants, which have trouble pushing their roots through.

To be honest, it's perhaps better for military personnel than those injured in civilian accidents – there are plenty of facilities and opportunities made available right from the off.

Today, when thousands of Chinese students rattle through the Études as if they were mere child's playthings, it is perhaps better for the music that our picture of the man retains something of its full poetic flavour.

The mixing of brick, wood and glass on the outside is unspectacular, but perhaps better for that: embellishing the Harvard campus without disrupting it, and from the entrance facing Harvard Yard you can't even see the new glass roof.

Given that it was an interview his wife gave to the Mirror, in which she mentioned she had been "furious" to find out, at a dinner party in 2004, that the man she had just met was secretly dating the hostess, is it perhaps better for politicians to focus on policies?

But until it can be confirmed empirically, we would perhaps be wise not to throw up our hands and abandon the search for alternative (and perhaps better) explanations for why our universe is what it is.

22 23 The techniques available for systematic reviews of research, perhaps better known for the aggregation of intervention effect sizes, also include those for meshing together, or configuring, study findings.

Adding "Charlie Rose" in prime time will immediately bolster the channel, which is perhaps better known for its lively graphics than for individual programs.

For all of this, Triumphal Palace is perhaps better known for its dim sum (served every day at lunchtime) than for its dinner dishes.

But he was perhaps better known for resigning from prestigious jobs than for accepting them.