Sentence examples for perhaps better still from inspiring English sources

A better translation is "life is frustration", but perhaps better still, "life is annoying".

This error has since been compounded by the politicians' failure to speak with one voice (or, perhaps better still, not to speak at all) about the currency's value.Yet the real argument for the euro was that it would boost economic growth by unleashing new forces of competition across Europe that would foster more structural reforms to the continent's inefficient labour and product markets.

And, perhaps better still, the company is expecting to record a turnover of $100m in 2011.

Or perhaps better still, if our goal is to transform inexact concepts of probability familiar to ordinary folk into exact ones suitable for philosophical and scientific theorizing, then the task may be one of 'explication' in the sense of Carnap (1950).

Therefore, we need better initial patient selection, and we need a quick, valid and reliable method of assessing metabolic response or – perhaps better still – resistance to chemotherapy.

Perhaps better yet, try non-physical distractions.

Perhaps better, it still makes me catch my breath at almost all the moments where I caught it in the 1980s and '90s.

So prediction markets do better than pundits, but perhaps financial markets do better, still.

Or better still, perhaps Mr Canevari should find himself a sense of humour.

Perhaps they could do better still if older generations weren't so intent on slagging them off.

Better still, perhaps someday someone will carve out of it a Little Clinton Library of four or five concise volumes, suitable for carrying in the back pocket of a pair of cool jeans.