Sentence examples for better anchor from inspiring English sources

"What better anchor can you get than the founding fathers, who made something out of nothing.

They could be especially informative to betting markets, serving as a better anchor against which hard-to-quantify elements about the election could be weighed.

"It was one of the better anchor tenant deals at the time," said Chris Marriott, the chief executive for Southeast Asia at Savills.

Doing so would better anchor nominal spending and income expectations and therefore minimize the chance of ever entering a liquidity-trap.

Roger Brown, president of the Berklee College of Music, thinks new dormitories will better anchor his students in Boston's Back Bay neighbourhood; he hopes they will contribute to the area's cultural life.

The challenge is to further increase the legitimacy of these bodies commensurate with increasing their responsibilities and to seek ways to better anchor European processes at the national level...It is hard to imagine any other central banker setting out such a detailed political blueprint for economic and constitutional reform.

The big, secular rise in valuations began when it became clear that inflation had become better anchored, leaving central banks free to focus more attention on economic output.I suspect that the policy paralysis today is worse, though I'd love to be proven wrong.

"What You Don't Do" and Jamie Lidell co-write "Green and Gold" fare better, anchoring easy grooves in emotional smarts: the former  a warm rebuttal to romantic blather, the latter a childhood reflection of breezy charm, inspired by an epiphanic trip to Jamaica.

In other words, the ContourLock plate is better anchored to the tibial head.

On Microsoft's side, the deal would have originally worked as a way of better anchoring its MSN.com portal with exclusive content from NBC.

When applying the chemical treatment on the TR, there is a better anchoring of the adhesive, leading to a more uniform behaviour of the joint.