Sentence examples for which could better be from inspiring English sources

A lecture which could better be described as a humiliating public chewing-out.

Identify formatting problems: syntax image size/placement (see below) large blocks of text which could better be bulleted or listed broken links (which appear in red or as a string of HTML code) Identify each step in the process.

Thus prepared map was validated with the landslides dataset and an acceptable model was developed, which could better represent the landslide susceptibility condition in the study area.

Therefore, the possibility of a modeling technique which could better estimate fall probability is both timely and needed.

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Which could be better, but it's not bad.

"I thought there were some good things tonight, and there were some things we can look at which could be better," Bradley said.

Furthermore, the extreme values of sequence lengths likely scale as power-laws or logrithmic functions of expression levels which could be better reconciled with the time-cost hypothesis, rather than to be interpreted by the energy-cost hypothesis.

Battery life is about 350 shots a charge, which could be better.

He also vowed to end the practice of full-time union officials representing their members across local and central government, saying it cost £250m, which could be better used on frontline services.

He shared with me his feeling that it was not a wise use of community funds which could be better utilized to support Jewish day school education.