Sentence examples for that has better from inspiring English sources

"It's one of the few airlines that has better prospects for 2002 than it did pre-Sept.

We propose a system that has better and clearer information, access to mediation, and faster court processes, with constant focus on the welfare of children.

As the collaboration product takes hold, Yammer's theory runs, management will come to accept it and will pay $5 a user a month for an upgraded version of Yammer that has better service (including controls).

For example, if a listener has poor hearing in the ear under test, the signal may be sufficiently intense that it may cross the skull and be detected by the opposite ear that has better hearing.

The event was held at the W Hoboken, a hotel that has better views of Manhattan than Manhattan does, and the participants ranged in age from six to what appeared to be sixtysomething.

As materials become scarcer and the impact of their use becomes more obvious, designers can no longer be content with making a product that has better elements or is "less bad" than its competitors in terms of its sustainable credentials.

"There's pets in pounds that have better conditions".

There are a thousand different places that have better steak.

Namely, that had better contraceptive options existed, their families might have been more modest.

"Local entrepreneurs can't compete with national chains that have better credit," he said.

Amazon says it hopes to make money on older titles that have better profit margins.