Sentence examples for symbol for better from inspiring English sources

The Calatrava roof -- the soaring symbol, for better or worse, of these Games -- is in place over the main stadium.

Visually, the Multiplier is a triumph: by eliminating not just the fan blade but also the protective grille, Dyson has restored a sense of novelty to the fan and returned it to its early years as a status symbol, for better or worse.

The estimate could be averaged over multiple symbols for better results.

The pilot symbols may be interfered by data symbols, but the system can boost the power of the pilot symbols for better channel estimation and prediction ([62] Ch. 11, 13).

"Tesla kind of becomes a symbol for something better now".

Americans may yet wake up on 9 November thinking they have made a huge mistake, but Arnett's performances will still be there to subvert and poke holes in those symbols that, for better or worse, may come to define our political era.

Gone are the days when the festival was the most conspicuous cultural symbol in Germany, for better and worse.

No place is more symbolic of that gross inequity than Wall Street and there is no better symbol for what all of us are working to achieve than seeing Zuccotti Park full of people who are ready to say that the American people are not going to take it anymore.

Coca-Cola was not only the world's largest purveyor of beverages but a symbol of global capitalism itself — for better and for worse.

The Advertising Association, representing advertisers and advertising agencies, and the Food and Drink Federation most recently wrote to Downing Street suggesting the solution to the problem of obesity was the creation of a "joint public health campaign", with "some sort of government endorsed symbol" which would promote tips for better health.

"There couldn't be a better symbol for the city," said Dale Plummer, Norwich's historian.