Sentence examples for where for better from inspiring English sources
Right now we're at a point where, for better or for worse, these methodological choices will make quite a lot of difference in your evaluation of the race.
In a way, Badinter's shoeboxes, stuffed with clippings and statistics, are her archives of the "grand axes" of twenty-first-century feminism and where, for better or worse, they lead.
And that body is oozing blue-green goo... Based on a hit Swedish series, Humans is set in a parallel present where, for better or worse, fully developed artificial intelligence has come to pass.
Mr. Confessore and Jeremy W. Peters examine the political consequences for Albany, where, for better or worse, improved relations between the Legislator and the governor are expected (Mr. Paterson was a state senator for 22 years).
Such retro-style megalomania, however, cannot be sustained in a world where, for better and for worse, cultural as well as economic power is leaking away from the old Anglo-American establishment.
More important, they put an incredible amount of thought into what they buy, and why: In a world where, for better or worse, aesthetics is a business, they are not just consumers but consumption artists.
On what could be called the prototype for the arena-rock tour, the Stones were not only securing their place as the premiere band of that time but pointing where rock, for better and for worse, would go in the 1970's and beyond.
But to hear the inmates use jargon such as "lean startup" and "minimum viable product" speaks to an unmistakable truth about the Bay Area zeitgeist, where startups, for better or worse, have come to embody upward mobility, ambition, and hustle.
But his influence was also felt in prisons, where he strove for better care for inmates, and at conventions of the American Medical Association, where he picketed for more inclusion of minorities.
The country cannot afford to cut education resources radically, and there is one place where more money for better schools and universities could come from: the defense budget.
We are particularly interested in couples who split after lengthy marriages or civil unions or who were divorced more than once — another area where boomers have, for better or worse, led the way.
