A child with the same diagnosis today has a better than 80 chance of being cured.

Soon, it became clear that even the best human chess players would have little chance to do better than an occasional draw.

People with strong support networks have a significantly better chance of recovery than those whose problems go undetected or are ignored or minimized.

When framed this way, aid has a better chance of becoming a priority.

Give us a chance to lead the nation because the people know better

De Grey might be mistaken, but if there is only a small chance that he is right, the huge pay offs make anti aging research a better bet than areas of medical research that are currently far better funded.

The year 2013 offers the chance to put the economic crisis behind us and to shape the world for the better. Policymakers must seize this chance.

It s an attempt not just to give people in the developing world a chance to speak, but also give them a better chance of being heard.

Again in our view, they will have a better chance to be implemented by all.

But undermining his domestic standing by limiting Iran s revenues stands a better chance of succeeding than diplomatic efforts to persuade the regime to suspend uranium enrichment voluntarily, or coercive sanctions.

Paper shufflers are doing better than producers speculators are doing better than managers traders are doing better than entrepreneurs arbitrageurs are doing better than accumulators the clever are doing better than the solid and behind all of it, the financial market is more powerful than the state.

There is no better way to take part in the work of the Council than to have a real chance to join it as a non permanent member at some point.

Better than Basel

If carried out by a representative government, such economic reforms have a better chance of being sustained.

This is one in my neighborhood. And they are much better better than traffic lights, better than four way stop signs.

Better safe than sorry.

Better safe than sorry.

I'm better than you.

You're better than me.

Better Red than Dead?

Better late than never.

Sooner or later, Young argued, meritocratic elites cease to be open they see to it that their children have a better chance than the offspring of the pioneer corps or home help corps.

It's better than a new monitor. It's better than new software, or whatever people typically use.

The Palestinian cause is not the overriding preoccupation of even the Arab states, so Netanyahu s strategy of defense in depth stands a better chance of success than Abbas s pursuit of statehood through international recognition.

For her good profit is better than getting silver, and her return is better than fine gold.

It's better than a computer.

She sang better than he.

You are better than me.

She sang better than him.

Tom is better than us.

Sami is better than Farid.

Prevention is better than repression.

Still, better late than never.

Only by acknowledging the limits to knowledge can monetary and exchange rate policies have a better chance of succeeding.

People always think more is better than less 60 is always better than 50, and they always think now is better than later the bars on this side are higher than the bars on this side.

So there is still much to worry about. But the US economy has a better chance of achieving a significantly higher real growth rate in the coming year than at any time since the downturn began.

It worked far better than the doubters ever imagined was possible indeed, perhaps even better than its progenitors expected.

She's much better today than yesterday.

I like coffee better than tea.

Taro speaks English better than I.

I like English better than Math.

Miho plays piano better than Noriko.

You have better sight than me.

You have better sight than me.

Her work is better than mine.