Sentence examples for period better from inspiring English sources
Nothing captures and communicates a sense of period better than the clothes and pop music associated with it.
She probably represents the time period better than some flashier versions have, and her subdued early scenes make her anguished screams at the end downright scary.
Excluding one-time items, Kraft earned 60 cents a share in the period, better than the 52 cents expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
According to a study by the Georgetown University Credit Research Center, borrowers who received such counseling reduced their debt and improved their credit profiles over a three-year period better than similar borrowers who did not receive counseling.
Leighton House had the happy effect on me of stoking a desire to understand the Victorians and their crass, dynamic and rumbustious period better, an ambition achieved in London with ease.
I don't think you can eliminate the imaginary dimension in the real world that plays an important part in history, and I think that through literature you can reach this imaginary dimension that plays such an important part in the character of a historical period better than any other way".
Some models explain some periods better than others, but no model explains everything correctly.
I am fascinated by how "bad" or disregarded films can demonstrate the cultural contour lines of particular periods better than their louder brethren, the ones on the film magazine lists.
Although a combination of three ETAS models for pre-swarm, swarm, and post-swarm periods better explains the data, a simpler model with an ETAS model and a boxcar function is even better.
The Civil War period fares better — a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.
During low precipitation periods, better-adapted trees could maintain some growth and become relatively larger compared with poorly adapted trees during these drought years.
