Sentence examples for a better payer from inspiring English sources

Despite a better payer mix, this practice was financially unsuccessful.

Shop staff also switch jobs more regularly than other workers and will move fast to better payers.

Robert H. Lux, chief financial officer of the Temple University Health System, a teaching hospital in Philadelphia, said, "In this market, Medicare is generally considered your gold standard, one of your better payers".

I was happy to read Nicholas D. Kristof's column about the problems of our health care system and the need for a better (preferably single-payer, government-sponsored) national health program.

With better focus and a better use of tax-payers' money we can concentrate aid where it really generates the greatest value; where it contributes to cohesion; where it boosts innovation, research and development, and risk capital so that small- and medium-sized companies can also play a positive role as an engine of innovation in stimulating the economy.

"The payers need a better sense of what the likely outcome is for any given patient," says Tom Smith, program director at Moss, "so that they can say with confidence which patients are likely to benefit from treatment, and how significant that benefit is likely to be.

'Competitors' are more productively regarded as potential 'collaborators' and it is a better service to both the tax payer, who ultimately funds database activities, and the researcher if data resources maximize the return of investment by sharing curation efforts rather than redundantly repeating the same activities in isolation.

"We're very clear that the whole purpose of the McNulty review over the medium term is to get a better deal for taxpayers and fare-payers by reducing the cost of our railways".

Meanwhile, we need to show that the recent changes to how we work with the BBC Executive are allowing us to be more focused, more rigorous and more transparent in the work that we do, so that licence fee payers can get a better BBC.

Phil Fearnley, who oversees the corporation's homepage and the MyBBC project, said the experiments with using data in commissioning were in the early stages and wouldn't supersede editorial judgments, but would help the BBC do a better job of giving licence fee payers what they wanted.

Patients, physicians, other providers, and payers are in a better position to guide the redesign of the health care delivery system than government agencies, policy organizations, or elected officials, no matter how well intended.