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In this hyper-competitive age, you can't do great things as a company if you're just a little better than everybody else.

just a little better than the place we were living in.

Key phrases and sentences So the traffic situation in London is a little better than in Beijing?

Bloggers understand the web just a little better than most and can provide their knowledge to others in a positive fashion.

Today we begin in earnest of making sure that the world we leave our children is just a little better than the one we inhabit today.

The fact that we have to book seats in advance and dress a little better than usual makes going to a party an occasion.

I wouldn't say yet that their marriage won't break up, but things are looking a little better than they did a year ago.

So the traffic situation in London is a little better than in Beijing?

What evidence there is tends to indicate that human lovebirds are little better than their feathered counterparts.

A So the traffic situation in London is a little better than in Beijing?

"Little better than a beggar, " said the Town Councillors.

If the centre-left is likely to be little better than Mr Berlusconi at reforming Italy, then technocracy has an irresistible appeal.

At the bottom of the feudal scale were the villains or serfs, unfree peasants who were little better than slaves.

They were always looking for a house just a little better than the place we were living on.

But results are a little better than what economists had been predicting.

Some took refuge in the cities of the shemlen, living in squalor, tolerated only a little better than vermin.

At low Reynolds number, the longitudinal stability of the flexible wing is a little better than that of the fixed wing.

More than anything, design is about solving problems or making the current situation a little better than before.

Dante: Well, isn't that special? To be honest, I was expecting something a little better than this.

I am little better than a devil at this moment, and deserve no doubt the severest judgments of God.

I guess. I suppose that a meritocratic elitism is a little better than a purely inherited or wealth-based elitism.

Conclusion The result is a little better than the average of the whole country, and much better than the normal college teachers.

Actors playing mermaids and Greek warriors lounged around in costumes little better than those at a Halloween party.

Because I might know you a little better than you think.

The police are in even worse shape, regarded by most Afghans as little better than robbers in uniform.

But in the countryside, particularly the North China countryside, the position of women was little better than it was fifty years ago.

Mr Winters, who spent a long time courting Cazenove, was always confident but says "it worked a little better than we hoped" .

Lighter-skinned prisoners of Asian background like Kathrada were treated a little better than darker-skinned Africans.

He came out of it a little better than I did;

I'd like odds a little better than "pretty sure" right now, even as attractive as these five stocks are.

She was feeling a little better than usual.

Let go of what's been done, focus on the good and continue to strive to make each day a little better than the one before.

I watched more English movies than you, so my listening is a little better than you.

"I think we're going to have to do a little better than that, " she says.

In a recent test it even did a little better than humans.

To the uninitiated, this approach may sound little better than guesswork.

In one recent poll Mr Obama was perceived as doing little better than his predecessor, George Bush.

The room was a little better than the last one I saw.

I feel a little better than yesterday.

It was considered little better than animal abuse.

Patient: A little better than yesterday.

I like the weather in Hainan a little better than I like the weather in Guangzhou.

The men are little better than beer-barrels.

She is feeling a bit(a little)better than yesterday.

More than words, then small, then little better than words.

Those in the West who had championed his cause were disconcerted to find that he saw the capitalist system as little better than communism.

Actually, now, in 1999, people dress a little better than before.

The patient's condition is little better than yesterday.

His second suggestion was little better than his first.

Employees at times fare little better than the environment.

And the cement strength for ball mill slag was little better than LM.

The combative Mr Correa has treated his former supporters little better than he does foreign bondholders.

Skorzeny's 150th Panzer Brigade fared little better than the other elements of I SS Panzer Corps.

My desk is a little better than his.

It's a little better than this morning, but it still aches.

Many people thought Ford did a little better than Carter in the first debate.

That the boys liked this little better than the girls is very clearly evident from the story I have already told of the Field Mouse.

This device is little better than the old one.

He is little better than a bookworm.

My feeling is that they achieve this a little better than competitors' tests.

He is little better than a thief.

The problem is that the cops seem little better than the crooks.

I am just a little better than he is in English.

"If the government can take care of us, then we can live a little better than before, " the 33-year-old said.

This is a little better than that.

This is little better than that.

This machine is a little better than that one.

This rig is a little better than that one.

This machine is little better than that one.

Said a little better than before