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Meanings of considerably better in English

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Usage of considerably better in English
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The patients given eribulin did considerably better, the researchers told the meeting.
Reuters
2
The result is considerably better than that encountered by other adjacent operators.
The Irish Times
3
The experimental vaccines induced considerably better protection than the two commercial ones.
Pubmed
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I'm no worse off than I was before; considerably better, in fact.
The Breaking Point
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In ten days, on the 22nd of November, Herbert was considerably better.
The Mysterious Island
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Indeed, I find my health considerably better than when I left Boston.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 19, May, 1859 / A Magazine ...
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It said one thing: you might be good, but we are considerably better.
The Guardian
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However, Ms Davis does considerably better among Fianna Fáil voters than Mr Gallagher.
The Irish Times
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This explanation is better than none; indeed it is considerably better than none.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
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House prices are reasonable and its weather is considerably better than our own.
The Irish Times
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I checked private detective rates online, and I'm prepared to do considerably better.
Mr. Mercedes
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All things considered, my day had been considerably better than Dick's.
Alpine for You
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Melody looked as if she'd fared considerably better than Mrs. Platz.
Love overboard
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It also offers considerably better battery life and marginally better benchmarks.
Wired
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And the pay was considerably better than slinging hash in some sleazy dive.
When darkness comes
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Our record got leaked and pirated by a considerably better-off reviewer.
The Guardian
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