Sentence examples for aims for better from inspiring English sources

In principle, this method is an alternative to brainstorming, but aims for better characteristics in terms of effort for learning the method (i.e., fewer behavioral rules), scaling to multiple teams, team member solution adherence, and tangibility of opportunistic design choices.

Recovery effort aims for better basic services than before tsunami.

Somalia: Recovery effort aims for better basic services than before tsunami NEW YORK, 22 June 2005 – Reconstruction in the tsunami-affected Puntland region of north-eastern Somalia is well under way, thanks to a broad alliance involving UNICEF, other UN agencies, relief organizations and local partners.

We should certainly aim for better financial regulation, especially for institutions with government-insured deposits.

Pioneer Hi-Bred is aiming for better crops, and MedImmune a stronger version of its main drug.

After years of splurging, most Western super-majors are aiming for better returns on smaller investments though Chevron will outspend its far bigger rival, Exxon Mobil, investing $40bn.

As the dollar weakens, holders of dollars, especially those overseas, are aiming for better returns on their assets by diversifying their portfolios toward other currencies, sending the dollar into further decline.

Its editor, Alastair McLellan, cited Stevens's skillset but also his key role in producing the NHS Plan in 2000 which tackled waiting times, aimed for better outcomes from treatment, and "saved the NHS from sliding towards irrelevance and potential failure".

Let deforestation and other warming agents run amok, however, while also aiming for better odds of staying below 2C, and we might have as little as 300 GT left for fossil fuels – which would be closer to a 10th of proven reserves.

Rather, we need to become aspirational, aiming for better margins based on a modern conception of quality encompassing ethical considerations, such as relationships with employees and suppliers and support for local producers, as well as healthy, unadulterated, products and excellent services.

Those aiming for better things might struggle through a class, but hope never to touch a keyboard again.Babbage took the paternal advice to heart, however, learning his home keys on an old manual typewriter, then an electric one, and eventually earning a portion of his college fees as a typesetter.