Sentence examples for well than by from inspiring English sources
It's far easier to maintain simplicity by finding the groups that have the problem you already solve really well, than by trying to reach legacy markets by building new features.
It shows the public believe the Tories are more likely to run the economy well than Labour - by 30%to27%7% - for the first time in more than 10 years.
Because the children of single parents fare less well than children raised by two parents, it is sometimes suggested that our broken society results from broken families.
Oral changes associated with oral cancer were identified less well than risk factors by both medical and dental students.
Also, their evaluation results show that migration schedule generated by vHaul system performed well than worst-case schedule by 52% in terms of application throughput.
But the company admitted that its online business was likely to have performed less well than rivals, with sales up by just 6%.
We hypothesized that reducing the mass of footwear (or removing boots) would be more effective in relieving psychological strain as well than reducing the load carried by the head, trunk, or hands.
Patients with ipsilateral breast relapse detected clinically appear to do less well than those with relapse detected by self-examination or mammography.
Though much of this attention has been driven by a concern for the production's safety, its intensity and prominence call to mind a moral panic, motivated less by the production's well-being than by upholding the arts in their present form.
Moreover, a multi-country study showed that, in the context of user fees, health centres were used more by the well-off than by the poor [ 32].
In some specific areas, the situation is even worse: the number of adults who reported speaking English less than very well rose by more than 20percentt between 2000 and 2007, while the number of government-supported slots to teach English for Speakers of Other Languages was largely unchanged over the same span.
