The phrase "a message of better" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The organization aims to spread a message of better living through sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a message of improvement" or "a message of positivity".
As he campaigned across the South this week, General Clark courted the military vote with broad talk of patriotism and support for the troops and a specific message of better health care and other benefits.
NBC Universal which recorded $953 million in profit from its parks in 2012, has no major new attractions planned for Universal Studios Hollywood until next year; the V.I.P. Experience, in the meantime, is a relatively low-cost way to generate revenue and send a message of bigger and better into the marketplace.
For Kane, the financing will help the company bring its message of better access to legal services to the masses.
In a way, the more outlandish, the better to send a message of unrestrained power.
"In response, I wanted to try to raise money for something that will actually make the world better and send a message of support to the LGBTQ community," he added.
If you, like many of us, get frustrated by the sometimes vapid social scene that surrounds some electronic music acts (girls! booze! more girls!), or are hungering for music with a bit more of a message, you better get acquainted with Toronto-based outfit LAL.
Republicans in urban areas are going to come up with a message that better resonates in a time of safety in order to remain viable.
"We basically delivered him a pretty strong message of, 'You better stop this or else,' " Kerry told me.
Parsons' leapfrog of Pittman makes clear that AOL Time Warner needs a message that makes better sense of the merger.
None of these messages is a "hard left" message on guns -- a message that might better fit the sensibilities of (and be more appropriate for) New York City, Connecticut, Massachusetts, or much of the West Coast.
