Usage of "have better"

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Uso de have better em inglês

Perhaps he would have better results with the new one, Number 0263. 
 The god project 

Irish people have better access to public services online than most Europeans. 
 The Irish Times 

I'm disappointed too that I cannot have better news for people today. 
 News.com.au 

French parents have better- behaved children because they look after themselves first. 
 The Irish Times 

Countries now have better reason to erect gates around their financial systems. 
 Reuters 

I'm so sorry to hear you don't have better news, Mr. Humphrey. 
 A vote of confidence 

For some cancers, CTCA will still have better survival rates, he said. 
 Reuters 

You'll have better ideas or clearer notions of what follows next week. 
 Ebony 

You can't help but wonder if they have better things to do. 
 Wired 

I don't doubt there are lots of people who have better ways. 
 The stand 

Sure, it goes on, but we have better things to worry about. 
 Radio NZ 

This sort of coalition would have better access to the rebel groups. 
 The Guardian 

Trinidad would almost certainly have better medical care, Bastardo and Berra reckoned. 
 Reuters 

The government ought to have better understood the importance of the states-general. 
 History of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1814 

We must have better ropes all the way round; and sinkers, too. 
 The New McGuffey Fourth Reader 

One would have thought immortal beings would have better things to do. 
 Johannes cabal the necromancer 

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Have better ao longo do tempo

Have better nas variantes da língua

Austrália

Comum

Estados Unidos da América

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Nova Zelândia

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Significados de have better em inglês