Sentence examples for rather better at from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Phillips's model was rather better at this than many of its more sophisticated successors.

It has proved rather better at extending its brand than most magazines.

Another: if the world has got rather better at famine prevention, then in large part we have Sen to thank.

Compassionate conservatism could well turn out to be rather better at description and analysis than coming up with affordable remedies.

And on the evidence so far, he's rather better at it than he's been given credit for.

Truthfully, I think that because people are, on the whole, rather better at censoring themselves when they read books.

Male candidates did rather better this year at A-level, which the government cheered.

The intention is to fill the rooms gradually as more money becomes available.Garden lovers are rather better served at Eltham.

They did a rather better job at modernising the economy than did the Nassers of this world, let alone the gangsters and gunmen who destroyed the Lebanon.

Sarawak had beome almost a model of federal government and was getting on rather better than at any other period of its turgid history, when a few weeks after Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Army burst in upon the scene.

All sectors of the population benefitted from stronger growth, with those at the bottom doing rather better than those at the top.