Sentence examples for stands better from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Blatny should have played 13... Nd7 14 O-O c6 15 but Nf3 16 Qf3 Rfc8, but White stands better here, too.

If the girder must stand for something, it stands better for fact itself, the basic unit of construction in what he called "the iron world".

The strength of world-class human players lies in their ability to decide who stands better in a given position, and that ability -- general chess knowledge, if you will -- is hard to build into a machine.

After 19... Qb2 20 Rc8 Rc8 21 Nd6 Rb8 22 Nf7 Kasparove6, Kasparov had a defense by 23... h5!, when it is not clear who stands better.

At first glance one might imagine that White stands better: he has two pawn islands to Black's three and there's a classic "bad" French bishop on b7 locked behind the central pawns.

And I believe that if we have the strength to take the right decisions for the long term Great Britain stands better placed than almost any comparable industrial country to be one of the great success stories of this new global age.

But Kasparov already stood better.

History knows him better as a teacher of Benjamin Britten, but enterprising and well-managed recordings like this one help his reputation stand better on its own.

"Business men know where they stand, better than they ever did in the past.

Those able to take advantage of this ecosystem to create new applications quickly stand better chances to leap ahead of competitors.

More complex creatures, accumulating large numbers of genes and novel abilities, stood better chances of surviving, as they were more resilient to change.