Sentence examples for rather better though from inspiring English sources

India has one of the world's largest populations of English-speakers, and does rather better — though it does not rate a mention by Acocella.

It would be even better, though, if rather than having stem cells transplanted into it, a degenerate organ could be persuaded to repair itself.

Others, though, worked out rather better.

In maths and science boys and girls perform much the same at primary school, but at age 15 boys do rather better than girls in maths (though not science).However, these disparities are not nearly big enough to explain the huge differences in the choice of subject at university level.

I don't regret it, though I might be rather better known now if I had said yes.

Here, though, the plan seemed like it was going to work rather better.

The manuscript of the chronicle translated by Geoffrey Gaimar cannot be identified accurately, though according to historian Dorothy Whitelock it was "a rather better text than 'E' or 'F'".

Though things are worse than they were four years ago, they are rather better than they were last year, when unemployment peaked at over 6%.

And are ties with Britain rather better?

In paint, Siena has done rather better.

But though still treacly, still exasperatingly sentimental and stereotypical, this follow-up to the first Exotic Marigold Hotel turns out to be rather better.