Sentence examples for rather better for from inspiring English sources

Reality dictates that hoodies work rather better for the Mark Zuckerbergs of the world than for most.

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If the last week has felt rather better for Out than In, it is because the news agenda has been driven more by immigration than economics.

Thankfully for football – and the south coast passengers who have been spared his patter – things worked out rather better for Redknapp.

It was another dismal showing for the UK but Eurovision performed rather better for BBC1, with more than 7 million viewers, bouncing back from last year's five-year ratings low.

I was at the Union Society one evening with my friend, the late Jeremy Wolfenden, and returned to the debating chamber towards the end of the debate slightly the worse, or rather better, for drink.

Amtrak gives the cost of rebuilding its line between New Haven and Boston, and electrifying it, at $1.7 billion, which seems like rather better value for the money.

This one, I think, has a rather better feel for London - Cronenberg's in Eastern Promises didn't seem too sure, and it certainly didn't feel like London to me.

She also appeared on the fashion label's online Acoustic music series – a rather better showcase for her music than a poster campaign – and racked up a fair few hits.

Formerly Ceylon before independence in 1948, the south Asian island nation of Sri Lanka is rather better known for its tea, temples and tourism before its IT.

The range of questions on maths skills enables Handel to devise a satisfactory scale of maths complexity, with rather better properties than, for example, those of the maths usage scales used within the OECD's Survey of Adult skills.