1.   Kaplan seemed to be in better shape than either of us.

2.   Nor is the present social security system in much better shape.

3.   We are in much better shape than we were a year ago.

4.   He was still in better shape than many young men.

5.   Clearly it happens to er underline the fact that the United Kingdom economy is in much better shape when compared to the economies of our principal European competitors.

6.   Nevertheless, Dr Parker leaves the yard in considerably better shape than he found it.

7.   Alou expects to pick up as if nothing had happened, albeit in much better shape.

8.   Although Granada has not escaped the poverty that has overwhelmed Nicaragua, it is in better shape than almost any other city in the country.

9.   And despite the Northeast aging statistics that surprised Siegel, skiing is in much better shape than, say, the group bus tour.

10.   And I feel very good that we are in better shape than we were six, eight months ago with our peace efforts in Bosnia.