Sentence examples for better areas of from inspiring English sources

This ward forms part of the marginal Blackpool North and Cleveleys seat, number 80 on the Conservative target list, and is generally one of Labour's better areas of the constituency.

"When I take them around to the better areas of Springfield, if there's a For Sale sign they'll jump out and grab a flier," said Mr. Robinette, the university's associate vice president for international programs.

The housing authority "has denied these families the choice to move to a better area of the city," Mr. Wilen said.

That's why with the water, airport and every major highway, there's really no better area of the world to be.

This observation has led to the investigation of Eph mAbs as potential imaging agents, which might accurately delineate tumour borders and better define areas of active invasion allowing more complete resection and better patient outcomes (Cai et al, 2007).

Collaborative volume definition in real time during planning by an oncologist and radiologist may therefore be the best way to bring together the 2 opinions and better define areas of uncertainty.

Owls often attain higher population densities than hawks and have survived better in areas of human activity.

Paul West, of Minnesota's Institute of the Environment, and lead author of the paper, said the research would enable funders and policymakers to focus their efforts better on areas of agriculture where it could do most good.

Other authors have suggested that MR imaging can better define areas of abnormal placentation, modify levels of invasion, ultimately change surgical management and should be used routinely [55, 73].

By learning how college students understand and develop ideas about evolution using a visual approach, we can better target areas of confusion and begin forming guidelines for effective evolution instruction.

This may be both because illegal and unreported fishing is contributing to overexploitation of stocks, and because the general management of stocks (including the quality of research, for instance) is likely to be better in areas of higher quality governance.