Sentence examples for quality far better from inspiring English sources

The newest generation of cellphones offered in the United States can play multichannel audio files with sound quality far better than that of ring tones, if not quite as good as music from CD's or MP3 players.

Then they figured out that using a pair of 10x binoculars as a telephoto lens with their smartphones magnified the image enough to fill the frames, with quality far better than the camera's interpolated digital zoom.

The video quality is far better than YouTube's.

And a person in possession of the latter quality is far better off than a person with the former.

While Mr. Nelkin said that the system's sound quality is far better than that of a tiny speaker, it has some significant limitations.

Assembling an entry-level 911 now takes 30 hours of expensive Porsche labor, down from 120 in 1993, and the quality is far better.

Another issue was a large urban rural divide: funding and teacher quality were far better in urban schools than rural, and urban students stayed in school longer.

But at the moment the clothes we discard are of a high quality, and usually far better than the new clothing that people can afford in the developing world.

The picture quality can be far better on a tablet than on a computer screen; the ability to create multimedia, interactive storytelling is greater; and there are more opportunities for advertisers to innovate.

"Imagine if you'd kept those 70 or 80 players in Scotland because the wages were decent - the quality would be far better".

The money has led to a far better quality of horse.