Sentence examples for strikingly better from inspiring English sources
Either way, the result is a strikingly better deal for both sides.
I was proud to have a part in electing the first African-American President, but is my life strikingly better now?
Nevertheless, Australia is entering its second century as a nation in strikingly better shape than it entered its first, when depression and drought in the 1890s almost strangled the new country at birth.
Hillary Clinton, his main challenger for the Democratic nomination, did strikingly better than Mr Obama among white-working-class voters.Most important of all is that the Republicans have no choice but to turn the election into a culture war.
By adopting new global accounting standards this autumn for measuring key indicators like gross domestic product, public debt and the savings-to-income ratio, the ONS allows David Cameron to go into the election flourishing a strikingly better record than many have expected.
By releasing products that didn't have any strikingly better features, but have somewhat lower prices, vendors of non-iPod MP3 players are basically selling a product that signals 'I'm too cheap to buy a name brand digital music player.' That's sort of poison.
The situation gets better, very strikingly, near the end of the show, when Fela journeys to the underworld to visit his mother's ghost.
We sought to study NT-proBNP because it had been found in the context of heart failure to increase in concentration more strikingly and to have better sensitivity and positive predictive value than BNP [ 6].
We have changed this sentence for better clarity: "Strikingly, [IL-2]max scaled as a power law that could distinguish more than three orders of magnitude of input antigen dose, despite the aforementioned saturated dynamic range of early T cell responses".
The physical interaction of a gas cluster ion beam with a surface is strikingly different from that of better-known 'monomer' ion beams.
Strikingly, manual annotation was relatively much better on this set, due mainly to sequence 1, which contained over 1900 residues of a very unusual coiled-coil.
