Sentence examples for rather better idea from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, Zardes has been one of the exemptions to the constant changing line ups under Klinsmann, and the benefits are that the players behind him have a rather better idea of his runs.

Rather, she thinks a better idea would be to change the way police officers can use video recordings.

For Gammaridae for example, a rather small ANN structure gave a better idea of the impact of dissolved oxygen on its presence than a larger one.

Testing effectiveness (rather than efficacy) means we have a better idea of the outcome in real life of interventions within the complexity of health care [ 16], and a much better chance of incorporating issues of reach, access and equity.

After last week's rather histrionic opening, Steve Knight is giving us a better idea of the world of the show.

Currently, it is not possible to make an electronic circuit by using only nanoscale devices, but rather combining it with CMOS circuits may be a better idea [17].

You can think about policy and get a better idea of what's going on rather than this reactionary, crazy sensationalist drivel".

It is generally a better idea to fake a simple illness rather than faking an illness that requires evidence.

In this case, rather than doing weighted situps, it's a much better idea to exercise the abs with plank exercises, which don't compress the spine.

(For the record, I think it's a much better idea to give to homelessness prevention groups rather than to individuals on the street).

SIR: Ballmers assertion that nobody has a better idea of what customers want than we do seems rather presumptuous.