Sentence examples for better align to from inspiring English sources

The AMHLO was commonly described as the "interpreter" allowing consumers, their families, and clinicians to better align to address cultural need.

They want curious and creative people – we would like a curriculum better aligned to those outcomes.

Taxes and welfare need to be better aligned to encourage more people to enter and stay in the workforce.

Directors' fiduciary duties can be better aligned to what is best for the company rather than simple shareholder value.

The regulatory system must be better aligned to make trials of personalized, small population therapies economically viable.

That may improve with the continuing transition to the Staar exams, the state's new standardized assessments, which are supposed to be better aligned to course work.

The interest in assessment for learning (AfL) has resulted in a search for new modes of assessment that are better aligned to students' learning how to learn.

With Republicans now in control of both the House and the Senate, and Mr. Bush, a proponent of change, in the White House, the stars are better aligned to put the issue at center stage.

To the many who still adore the sport, even after wrestling with its most harrowing tests, the calendar could not be better aligned to amplify the best of steeplechasing.

"But as e-books become more affordable and better aligned to the mass-market reader, I would have to say that I don't think there are encouraging signs that print mass-market books will rise again.

Well, it would appear that the stars are better aligned to execute what was recommended.