Sentence examples for arranging better from inspiring English sources

Why do so-called community advocacy groups persist in complaining about the type of land review process being used when they could be arranging better transport to get kids to parks?

That's likely due to Apple arranging better prices from suppliers, something CEO Tim Cook alluded to during yesterday's Goldman Sachs investor conference keynote speech.

Could the system have been arranged better?

Perhaps the mismatches of 2014 were a necessary precondition for Haymon to arrange an exciting 2015; perhaps he was protecting his clients in order to arrange better and bigger fights this year.

But it's more even and settled than anything the band has done: better arranged, better constructed, better mixed, more precise in the details.

Until recently, we were facing a big hardware shortage, but that is now resolved (we sent our co-founder Jim to China for a couple weeks to arrange better manufacturing, and that did the trick).

Apart from being additional comments on the MBE approach, the research outcome in this study can also serve as a look-up guide for RSM practitioners to choose a suitable estimation approach between the Box and Draper's and MBE approaches, and then arrange better design allocation to achieve optimum AMSE values under different potential bias errors for the single variable design problem.

And it is just the marvelous logic of natural selection that makes it a bricoleur, arranging the better solution possible with "available stuff," a process by which we are not allowed to expect perfection, optimality, or cruel elimination of whatever is imperfect: The rule is that, whatever works, works.

4. Arrange better matches of performers and honorees.

Peele could not have arranged them better himself.

A company that has been downgraded can, naturally, seek to arrange a better deal by selling debt or equity through the public markets.