Sentence examples for suffered a better from inspiring English sources

The news about continuing delays in the system came as the home secretary vowed in a speech to give families who claim to have suffered a better deal with the review placing the experience of families at its heart.

Bean told the cross-party group that the nation's number crunchers "could do better", had suffered a loss of expertise when their main office was moved to Newport in Wales and that a new generation of statisticians should be more pro-active in producing figures that reflect a rapidly changing economy.

But the fund's alternative plan to replace part of Cordiant's board with its own nominees, who would then demand a better price from WPP, suffered a blow when two of the executives it wanted to nominate pulled out.

The U-boats, meanwhile, were drawn off to the Mediterranean and the Arctic in support of Germany's new war with Russia while those attacking convoys on the Sierra Leone route suffered a tactical defeat by increasingly better-equipped British escort forces.

The Nama, fewer though better armed, soon suffered a similar fate.

I wonder: Are people who wish others will suffer any better than people who actually inflict the suffering?

Dead Space 2 had better not suffer a sophomore slump.

Dickens told a friend afterward that "it is better to suffer a great wrong than to have recourse to the much greater wrong of the law".

Even despite the parachute payments, relegated teams tend to lose their better players, suffer a drop in morale and rarely bounce back immediately.

Improving access through tech According to Harris, roughly 30percentt of people who suffer a stroke still aren't better by the time their insurance benefits run out.

The difference in CKD-related disutility between the 15th and the 85th percentile of the outcome distribution exceeds the suggested threshold for clinical significance in utility scores, thus indicating that patients with otherwise better conditions suffer a bigger utility penalty form reduced renal function than patient with worse general health conditions.