Sentence examples for be better set for from inspiring English sources

And then, in or out of the water, the atmosphere would be better set for the kind of connectedness and respect we need.

"Out of tragedy [the Sinai plane bombing and the Paris attacks] is coming a new political alignment, so things are better set for fixing Syria than they were before," he said.

So, off to Sainsbury's in Chiswick, which is better set up for people-watching, with a series of benches by the check-out for the tired and burdened.

Few sites are better set up for little'uns than Gjerrild Nordstrand on the Djursland peninsula.

"No one is better set up for the study of the American people than we are," he wrote to Édouard.

It may not rain a fat lot in Johannesburg or Bloemfontein – a whole lot less than in Christchurch and Dunedin, that's for sure – but the Boks, some of them looking like pairs of biceps with bodies attached as an afterthought, were better set up for a damp one.

If you have 100 stocks, 10 bonds, and trade in 35 commodities, you're better set up for success: if 10 stocks were to fail, or all of your commodities were to suddenly become worthless, you'd still weather the storm.

Few places on earth are better set up than Lower Manhattan for handling dangerous people and things of great value.

As my colleague Jim Dwyer noted in a column a year and a half ago, "few places on earth are better set up than Lower Manhattan for handling dangerous people".

"The plan is that they will be fresh and better set for it.

However, Araya suggested that the title would be better used for a box set, which the band released in 2003.