Sentence examples for represented a better from inspiring English sources

But, to him, the Yankees represented a better shot to pitch in the playoffs.

Over-the-air reception was not a problem, but Mr. Tatta was certain that cable represented a better way.

The offer from City represented a better option for the Madrid side, although Italian club Juventus were also interested.

Even some leaders acknowledge that many Iraqis have long believed that the organization was corrupt and incompetent and fomented sectarianism, and that Mr. Allawi's candidacy simply represented a better hope for Sunnis.

For example, as the Soviet empire was unraveling and the first President Bush was clinging to the waning figure of Mikhail Gorbachev, Wolfowitz and his boss, Cheney, believed that Boris N. Yeltsin represented a better prospect of a real end to the cold war.

His flip at second base was unscripted, and it represented a better defensive choice than he made in Game 4. In that game, Soriano chose to get rid of the ball quickly -- which meant he had less on the throw -- instead of taking more time to deliver a harder throw.

And McVeigh represents a better class of federal executee.

There is a body of opinion that 800m represents a better bet.

I don't believe that Greenfield represents a better generation of human being.

Still, he said, the typical alternative, known as a Class A share, represents a better value for customers.

I told these young people that I thought of them as "seeds of hope," for they represent a better tomorrow.