Sentence examples for begin to better from inspiring English sources

As she travels the globe, we begin to better understand the personality taking these shots.

"The group sought to give parents a place to ask questions, talk about their issues and begin to better understand their children," the biography continued.

"Of course, one seizure case is too little to say there is a trend, but if there were a second or third airplane seizure like this," he said, then researchers could begin to better understand the trafficking pattern.

It said: "In fact, it should be the function of EH to help visitors learn the true history of this Cornish place, to begin to better understand what has gone on before and to preserve that heritage.

Over time however, given continued rapid growth, the IBT will begin to better reflect actual basic needs.

With the integrated CRM module in the Groupon point-of-sale system, the idea is that merchants could begin to better track these customers, and create custom marketing campaigns using customer purchase history and other preferences.

But beyond that, sustainability programs are also beginning to better reflect the demographics of their students.

A few years ago, I began to better appreciate the delicious snap of thick spears as well as their relative sturdiness.

Major media outlets covered the news, and the public began to better understand the need for application security.

Richard Mills, director of research at the National Autistic Society said: "We are beginning to better understand the differences between the brains of people with autism and those without.

In April 2014, Apple began to better highlight which apps and games included in-app purchases in the iOS App Store and iTunes.