Sentence examples for serves a better from inspiring English sources
Before lunch, you could find me at a table outside Les Insolites, a bookstore-gallery-cafe on a quiet pedestrian street; after lunch, sitting at one of the half-dozen cafes outside the French Consulate — Gran Cafe de Paris is the classic, but Semiramis serves a better café noir — I watched everything from a Rolls-Royce with Dubai plates to a red Bugaboo stroller go by.
Competitors will take a simple concept and develop a more complex one that serves a better purpose.
The choice of Bayesian variable selection (BVS) models was due to its features to separate markers with large/moderate or small effects, and to locate the important regions in the genome or transcriptome which serves a better QTL mapping method because it produces clearer signals for QTL [ 11].
Williams has a better serve, a better net game and is Pavlyuchenkova's equal off the ground.
The last decade has seen a proliferation of humeral implants aiming to serve a better understanding of shoulder anatomy and function.
But never before has he served a better -- or simpler -- rendition of this long, thin band of wonderfully marbled beef.
While everyone agrees that the city's thousands of vacant lots could serve a better purpose, there is no consensus on what should be done with them.
Mr. Vaysman says they are serving a better grade of coffee, re-opening the ice cream stand and bringing in fresh fruits and vegetables.
As Christian Wolmar, a railway expert, points out, another deep-level Tube line did not open in London until 1968.And the monopolistic instinct that got Yerkes booted out of Chicago served a better purpose in London.
Thus, chronobiologic surveillance could be implemented in the ICU, serving a better understanding of biologic complexity in critical illness and, subsequently, an individualized optimization of treatment.
Knowledge about the ligaments tensile properties may serve a better understanding of the ligaments behavior, allows a fact-based assessment of its possible contribution to ALRI and is essential for the selection of a suitable transplant and reconstruction technique.
