Sentence examples for a better beacon from inspiring English sources

Who could be a better beacon for goodness?

She has had offers from suburban schools, but stays because she believes that in Detroit, she has a better shot at being a beacon of hope.

More than ever, our communities need us – and we need each other – to be beacons of a better and brighter future".

America was known as the beacon of freedom and a better way of life until its standing in the world took a hit during the Bush administration.

Rags to riches tales are an integral part of what makes the United States a beacon to immigrants who dream of a better life.

"Make Poverty History is exposing the sorrows of the left out millions, and is a beacon of hope pointing the way to a better future".

Further, a better driver compliance rate was also recorded at the pedestrian hybrid beacon.

These works propose added signaling in the form of beacons sent by the receivers that would enable a better MAC protocol achieving higher spectral efficiency.

In other cases, beacon technology could be combined with other tech to make for a better in-store experience.

In the hearts and minds of the entire world it represents a beacon of what humanity can achieve when we dare to dream a better world.

The design optimization of beacon configuration based on the Fisher Information Matrix FIMM) is also carried out for achieving a better observability.