Sentence examples for point much better from inspiring English sources

You probably will end up understanding their point much better if you do take that time.

But it's hard to see how this outcome is much different than one Boehner would have produced, or, more to the point, much better for Republicans.

Pelosi also alluded to this one with an offhand comment ("Vladimir Putin is not in a strong constitutional democracy where people have their say so he comes here and has his say"), but I've heard others make this point much better.

I would urge the authors to have a look at the manuscript of Donal Hickey from Genetics (Hickey 1982 101; 519), which makes the point much better than I did in my comment.

In their opinion, a MIC using "slightly better" as cut-off point on the anchor reflected the minimum and lowest degree of improvement that could be detected, while the cut-off point "much better" refers to a clinically important outcome.

"I just started converting on the big points much better," said Haas, the highest-seeded player in action on the first full day of the tournament.

Used in a portfolio of separate carry trades (to limit the volatility that comes with making a single bet), it delivered average monthly returns of 57 basis points, much better than the 26 basis-points profit from the simple approach.

It contains six questions (able to cope with life, able to understand his/her illness, able to cope with his/her disease, able to keep himself/herself healthy, strong confident in his/her health and able to help himself/herself), with a score range of 1 to 3 points (much better, better, equal or worse) and maximum of 18 points.

One weakness of the paper in its current form is that it uses too many tables (there are 9) when I think that a few figures (there is currently only 1) would drive some of the points much better (see comment #2).

Indeed, underestimating the SNR and not connecting to the access point are much better than overestimating it, and then we find that the QoS does not satisfy our needs and wasting time again finding other potential candidates.

The first item compared current status to past health on a 5-point scale (much better = 1 to much worse = 5).