Sentence examples for that brighter from inspiring English sources

World champion Rui Costa's new team have always taken the approach that brighter is better.

Mr. Bruce, at work behind the counter at Faber's, suggested that brighter lighting could be a good thing, if it made money.

In 1992, Dr. Mark Phillips at the Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatory in Chile, showed that brighter explosions faded more slowly than dimmer ones.

Fraser McKevitt, retail analyst at Kantar, said: "Grocery market growth slipped slightly indicating that brighter economic prospects are yet to be seen in the nation's shopping trolleys.

Few will mourn the passing of the "father of the Turkmen", but it is far from clear that brighter times lie ahead.Turkmenistan is holding it first multi-candidate election on Sunday February 11th but the winner has already been chosen: Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov.

This means that brighter EBs often have longer lifetimes, possibly suggesting that EBs with higher energies generally have longer lifetimes.

Not that bright.

Most managers assume that brightest equals best.

Also, they are not that bright.

I'm not that bright.

Now, that bright light has dimmed.