Sanofi, based in Paris, is much smaller in terms of sales, but it was better loved by investors and had a slightly larger market value last week, before the first reports of its takeover plan.
The letter describes a younger half-sister who Ms. Gietner felt was better loved; stealing for the first time in kindergarten; getting drunk at age 9 and liking it; feeling, in general, unloved and unwanted.
Most horses alive today are treated well and are better loved, better cared for medically, better housed, better fed, and better understood than horses of previous eras.
Few films, it must be said, are better loved that Breakfast at Tiffany's, with its legendary performance by Audrey Hepburn as the kooky it-girl Holly Golightly.
That way, the congressional paymasters will be told, the American government will get better information for the $27 billion a year it gives the CIA and the rest of the "intelligence community".But will a better agency be better loved?
The debate feels like a tired retread of Charlotte Bronte's attack on Jane Austen for working in miniature - which ought to give people pause, because there's not much doubt now about whose novels are better loved or more admired.
Alejandro González Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris and Armando Bo's Birdman has been better loved for its acting and tech specs, while Gillian Flynn for Gone Girl would be a hot potato option.
However, Astons of this era tend to fetch a premium in England, where they are better loved, and you may be able to find the same car in the U.S. for less.
Which ones are better loved, which ones will outlive us?
In Italy's Piedmont region, where polenta may be better loved than anywhere else on Earth, the cornmeal mush is a food of the fall.
It's passages like this: "My mother and I both lived long enough to understand that we had loved other people better and had been better loved by others, too.
