Sentence examples for theory better from inspiring English sources

Ms Athey perhaps represents orthodox theory better than any medallist has for some years.

Nothing illustrates my little theory better than Johnny Hallyday (real name: Jean-Philippe Smet), the French Elvis Presley.

She added that the theory better fits some disciplines, like literature and sociology, than others, like business or economics.

But the emerging, outcomes-based contracts would — in theory — better align the incentives of insurers, drug companies and the employers that provide health coverage toward improving people's health.

In theory, better public transport systems, toll schemes, restrictions on registration permits and, where feasible, new flyovers and underpasses can all help to ease urban gridlock.

Digital networks may not cover as much territory as analog ones, but they boast (in theory) better sound and clearer, more secure signals that are harder to decode by people who may be listening in on phone calls.

There were various theories, better defense being the most prominent.

In Posner's view, older, less dogmatic theories better explained how the problems in the financial sector dragged down the rest of the economy.

In theory, the better informed a government is, the better it can do its job.

In theory, a better understanding of IA pathogenesis should lead to an improvement in patient outcomes through better diagnosis and use of existing therapeutics.

"The salad bowl theory is better," he said.