Sentence examples for probably better with from inspiring English sources

Probably better with ketchup.

These old dishes, I said, really, they're good, they're very good — in fact, they are probably better — with rice.

Jonathan Shoobridge, who has just finished his first year studying English and politics at Kingston University, and went to some open days with his parents and some with friends, says: "It was probably better with a friend because they were in the same situation.

Some studies have shown that reproducibility of BP values in diabetic subjects is probably better with ABPM than with clinic BP (6).

This activity is, however, only conferred by the P. stipidis XR, so the pathway for uptake of xylodextrins could work equally well (and probably better) with the xylose isomerase pathway, which is to be preferred as it does not result in accumulation of xylitol (also here observed by the authors, but not commented).

Life-threatening hyperkalemia in an otherwise stable patient is probably better treated with IHD, whereas in the catabolic patient with AKI who is hemodynamically stable the selection would need to be based on other criteria.

Freelance guides abound, but you're probably better off with one from an agency.

"You're probably better off with a smart meter but they do have an increased cost," says O'Rourke.

"While the average citizen is now probably better educated with all the information available now, sometimes they are not getting the whole story," she said.

You're probably better off with a Capital One Venture card, an American Express or Citi ThankYou Premier card — you won't face restrictions getting reward flights because they buy the tickets".

Other things (notably, price/earnings multiples) being equal, you are probably better off with the former.