Sentence examples for been better applied from inspiring English sources
My nephew Wyatt had no negative after-effects of the security check, but his mother, Elizabeth Wald, said she was convinced that the resources used for searching a 7-year-old who was traveling with his parents and younger brother could have been better applied elsewhere.
Peter Hann, banking expert at the Cass Business School, said the measures would have been better applied shortly after the banking crash of 2008, adding that "right now, in a time of weakening confidence, changing confidence is not going to happen just by easing money".
Hierarchical clustering and principal component analysis are powerful techniques in class discovery and, as alluded to previously, would have been better applied at the beginning of the authors' paper in an unsupervised manner on an unbiased set of data that does not consider smoking status.
Yet that energy could have been better applied to creating an exhibition that is strong on spectacle, as this one is, but also on eye-opening scholarship.
Peak-period (congestion) pricing would be better, applied only where travel density warrants it.
With more knowledge, these approaches can be better applied to provide smarter solutions.
They might also think about whether the money might be better applied elsewhere (i.e., life insurance and cash reserves).
Perhaps the parasite description may be better applied to politicians, who finally seem to have woken up to the fact that publishing is a thriving "creative industry".
After all, there have now been a lot of Supreme Court justices, so this theme will be better applied to cubs in a higher-ranking family.
It would be better applied to a meeting which is not chiefly a festival of self-congratulation and, as in Genoa's particular case, a public-relations disaster.
"Faux sophistication" — and that is quite a charge for Will to be lobbing — is a term that might be better applied to the glib explanations given to students about how it is a privilege to pay interest for decades.
