Sentence examples for popular better from inspiring English sources

The report also recommends helping disadvantaged families make better school choices, so that their children, as well as those from middle-class families, apply to the country's more popular, better performing schools.

Goldsmith is a big admirer of Create Streets, the pressure group which campaigns for the restoration of traditional London housing and street design, arguing that it is popular, better for you and can stack up financially.

While Bakken is still popular, better known is Copenhagen's 169-year-old Tivoli Gardens.

In a statement, Estee Lauder acknowledged the importance of younger shoppers, who are drawn to Too Faced products such as the cheekily named (and very popular) Better Than Sex Mascara.

Both of these models were already popular and better than pretty much all of their competitors, but Toyota went ahead and made them even better.

The much less popular, but better organised, Islamists and their allies preferred continuous revolution.

Using prediction markets to guess the likelihood of future events is not new, and they are becoming increasingly popular as better computing tools are developed.

Shakespeare is more popular and better understood in emerging economies such as Brazil, India, China, Mexico and Turkey than he is in the UK, a new report for the British Council suggests.

This is no consolation, but I confess to a moment of smugness that I somehow read the popular mood better than pollsters and most colleagues (I also won £5,000 on the Scottish referendum but that's another story).

Gulbis is one of the L.P.G.A. Tour's most popular players — better recognized for her off-the-course résumé — but she turned in a two-under-par 70 in the first round Thursday, four strokes off the lead.

Yet it is the defense secretary's differences with Colin L. Powell, the popular and better known secretary of state who is considered more moderate, that could most affect Mr. Rumsfeld's plans.