I sure liked these results better".
"Diversity delivers better financial results, better culture and better decision making.
The sober phrase often used on Wall Street to describe solid corporate results — "better than expected" — has been replaced by "not as bad as feared".
The pollsters didn't make it to the tribal areas of Pakistan, which probably skewed that country's suspiciously rosy results (better off than Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan?).
Full of energy while holding his brother's hand, Qassem knows his test results better than the doctors and quickly corrects them if they utter a wrong digit.
When the IRS and Associated Press scandals first broke, I pointed out that the one factor that predicts election results better than consumer sentiment is trust in government.
And there are newer formulations on the market, chemical mixes that promise softer results, better tinting and fewer noxious fumes.
Charging to appear, Google says, will make its results better because retailers will be motivated to include up-to-date listings.
In particular, the accountant said that not only were the results better than expected, but that his client planned to raise its financial guidance.
The study's lead author, University of Pennsylvania marketing professor Scott Armstrong, says the students' ratings map closely onto the results of the Super Tuesday primary vote, suggesting that facial competence may predict election results better than opinion polls.
