Sentence examples for Better achieve from inspiring English sources

The objective of the Academic Advisor is to monitor the students' achievements of the learning program and to provide them with advices to better achieve the program Student Outcomes.

I have since found that I can better achieve this sensation with the left hand.

He said the new technologies were being explored to better achieve those fundamental aims.

Reforming the current system and incentivising people to share the cost of their own care in a Dilnot-style papproachip approacoulduld better achieve this aim.

No, I am not being complacent, but these lists of "worthies" and case studies of people who should know better achieve little, I fear.

"We recognized that we had strong businesses that could better achieve their full potential as separate entities," said Marc Rothman, Motorola Mobility's chief financial officer.

That way it can much better achieve the goal of the strategy review and avoid offending all the indie dads like me who prefer waking up to Shaun Keaveny to the Today programme.

The lecturer working with a class aims to achieve some learning outcome – and designs the activities, collects data on student performance, interprets it and so improves their design in order to better achieve the goal.

Acting in a way that isn't considered stupid is a goal shared by most reasonable people, but many of them likely overlook one key attribute that might allow them to better achieve it: modesty.

This time, in contrast to the period of the first pro-democracy demonstrations in 1999, the reform efforts led by President Mohammad Khatami no longer have the credibility to convince the students that a more nonconfrontational approach would better achieve their goals.

"When you make a commitment, you'd better achieve it," he tells employees.