Sentence examples for very often better from inspiring English sources

The consensus of models or forecasts is very often better than even the best-performing members of the group.

In the world of education, a great deal of moral power attaches to practices that are aesthetically appealing; but justice is very often better served by the merely effective.

"Half a million social rented homes have been lost over the three decades of this policy in Scotland, and very often the better stock in the more popular areas.

Even if a story has been somewhere else, you'll find it the next day in the Mail, done bigger, very often done better, with a real sense they have that the people who read the Mail only read the Mail".

It is very often a better venue for learning than informing.

Half a million social rented homes have been lost in the 30 years of this policy in Scotland, very often the better stock in the more popular areas".

Mr Young added: "Around 500,000 social rented homes have been lost in the 35 years of this policy in Scotland, very often the better stock in the more popular areas".

The second generation of the optimisation methods is meta-heuristic proposed to solve more complex problems and very often provides better solutions than heuristic algorithms.

"They've very often done far better than officialdom," he told me.

It was already clear that Mr. Moverman knew how to let actors go deep, so it's no surprise that the performers in his new movie are uniformly very good and often better than that, starting with Mr. Harrelson, who brings both a raw intensity and a necessary lightness of touch to his unsentimental performance.

Or to put it in the words of one of Atila's friends – "they didn't choose to be born like that, they simply are the way they are and we shouldn't have any prejudice about them because very often they are better humans than us".