Sentence examples for picked the better from inspiring English sources

"Nebraska picked the better candidate, but we helped loosen the soil".

Had they just flipped a coin, they would have picked the better performer 50% of the time.

The choice of name isn't too surprising, since Hollywood Life reported in November that the parents were throwing around the idea of naming their son Saint or Legend -- and it seems they definitely picked the better moniker. .

If you participated in bracket pools from 2014 to 2018 and simply picked the better-seeded team you would have placed in the 72nd percentile on average — not bad for little-to-no analysis.

But they were right only 86.8 percent of the time over all, when just picking the better seed to win would have yielded 90.6 percent correct picks.

WHEN The Economist asked academic economists in September which presidential candidate would pick the better economic team, a huge majority said Barack Obama.

Working groups evaluate the two firms' approach to a given problem and pick the better, instead of trying to create something new.

It was able to pick the better of two evils," said an industry official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because negotiations with government officials on the proposal were private.

For example, G-FAST first estimates CMT using rapidly computed static offsets to determine the fault orientation and then picks the better model between two slip distribution models on the main and auxiliary fault planes (Crowell et al. 2016).

When forced to chose between the two ("you can only have one game this year for Christmas, son, seeing as though mommy and daddy are out of work now"), the rational person is going to pick the better game.

But maybe we can't have both, and if you have to pick the better one, between freedom and 100percentt never being suddenly blown up by a stranger, maybe it's freedom.