Sentence examples for better at examining from inspiring English sources

Economics is sometimes called the "dismal science," but sociologists are better at examining the human side of economic hard times.

We need to get better at examining candidates for these hallmark traits, and most importantly, at holding leaders accountable.

I am convinced, however, that parents must and can do better at examining evidence about what leads to effective parenting -- if they would only make the effort.

So wouldn't it be better for organizations to set up appropriate internal procedures aimed at examining the victim's claims in the first place?

The NHS may be poor at examining patients, but it is tremendous at examining itself.

Whether or not Senator Kerry's Vietnam experience brought him wisdom, I decided at the time, was better judged by examining his wisdom than his experience.

Lack of oversight has been a sore point among Democrats, and even some Republicans have said that their party can do a better job of examining issues like the abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison outside Baghdad.

Dr. Charles Young made me feel better without even examining me.

Even better, Takeyh examines the career of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and finds him not at all out of the ordinary.

At some point, I bound up in a state of real terror and lean over the bathroom sink the better to examine my face in the mirror.

He might do better to examine his own conscience.