As she said, she's made better records in the past, and there's enough good stuff here to suggest she may make better records again in the future.
The difference in value was between one in which X would rather have his mother in a home and be able to see her (and perhaps that she would be able to enjoy him), and the same person admitting that notwithstanding that his mother would not be able to see him, his sister was in a better position to take care of her and that given the state of existing homes, she may be better off.
So she may be better off without the big prize.
She, too, now fears she may be better off not working, although she says she would hate to be unemployed.
Running as a centrist also helps her in New Hampshire with its high turnout: she may be better placed to lure over independent voters than is Barack Obama, her chief rival.That said, her margin over Mr Obama in New Hampshire is less comfortable than her national lead: around 14% compared with 20%.
She may be better known as Mrs Sting, but Trudie Styler has come into the limelight on her own terms this week, appearing on stage once again after a break.
She may be better known these days as Mrs. Partridge, but she was a certified top-of-the-A-list movie star 50 years ago.
From an individual perspective, the HSMR may not provide the information patients are after, because irrespective of his or her characteristics he or she may be better off in a hospital with a higher HSMR.
One of the general practitioners expressed that she may be better equipped to handle a traumatised patient who is an ethnic Dane, whereas another, again, stressed commonalities between patients with psychiatric problems: "I would still say that there is no difference for me here, because I think it depends on the status of the patient.
She may feel better if all of her peers see that she apologized.
