Sentence examples for which received better from inspiring English sources

Harve Bennett and Nicholas Meyer would produce and direct The Wrath of Khan, which received better reviews (becoming a fan favorite) and continued the franchise.

"The Wolverine," which received much better reviews than the more commercially successful "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" did in 2009, was the only new big-budget movie to arrive over the weekend.

Even more explicitly than the It Gets Better Project, which received criticism for suggesting that we can't make it better now, the piece suggests almost that in order to become the boss and to become successful, you have to grin and take what is coming to you.

"Better Call Saul," which received a straight-to-series order from AMC, travels back to the year 2002, six years before the crooked lawyer meets Walter White.

TLR2-/-mice receiving combined treatment all survived, this was a significantly better outcome compared to TLR2-/-mice, which received ceftriaxone alone (p < 0.05) (Fig. 4).

Children received better attention, which reflected on their enhanced survival and well-being.

Conditions that come under the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) - which give incentives to GPs - received better attention.

I also realize that Sirens, which has already been renewed, generally received better ratings (a.5 share as opposed to a.4 one).

An Indian study found that, compared to women who had neonatal deaths, those with a live birth had received better quality ANC which included body weight measurement, blood and urine testing, a full course of iron tablets, tetanus toxoid injections, abdominal examination and ultrasonography [ 24].

Participants who had managed to make contact with specialists generally received better care by these indicators, which might be expected.

"The Lion King" received better reviews.