1.  They are smaller and less well equipped than the large Roman establishments but, being in a much better state of preservation, have provided invaluable material for study.

2.  But it was in a better state.

3.  Attorneys representing some policyholders objected to the plan, saying it provided for insufficient compensation or that it would treat customers in some states better than those in others.

4.  Advertising copy on the Internet bursts with claims about everything from better state of mind to heightened sexual performance.

5.  He leaves the Patriots in a better state than he found them, and for that, he deserves a tremendous amount of credit.

6.  Instead, people change into increasingly better states until they become like Christ, the church teaches.

7.  It also means that ancient wrecks will likely be found in a far better state of preservation than those found in shallower water.

8.  The union has seldom been in a better state.

9.  We still have to continue every day to work to make this a better state.

10.  Overall, Mrs. Pignatiello said, Maroney appeared to be in a better state than at the same stage in her first attempt.