Sentence examples for better at fighting from inspiring English sources

Cage drops into a cosmic time loop: he is condemned to fight the first day's battle over and over again, but he gets better and better at fighting, braver and braver,and more and more attractive to the imperious Rita.

The ill-defined quality of "political reliability" will remain a crucial factor in gaining promotion one wide open to abuse.It will be tougher still to make the PLA better at fighting.

"We have to show how our ideas are better at fighting poverty, how our ideas are better at solving health care, how our ideas are better at solving the problems that arise in people's daily lives".

Mr Gates wants his forces to become better at fighting insurgencies; to preserve enough might to protect allies from, say, North Korean aggression or Chinese hegemony; and also to maintain "all options" for dealing with Iran's nuclear programme.

Colombia's police force, which over the years has become much better at fighting organised crime, has adopted a system of community-based policing to deal with day-to-day criminality.

The child she angrily refers to is Jen Yu (Ms. Ziyi), who is now grown and better at fighting in the Wudon style than Jade Fox, her former mentor.

With two strains to compare, the scientists may stand a better chance at fighting the pest, Van Sluys says.

But then, likewise, a true mobile version of MS Office would have a better shot at fighting Google Docs.

"We've got to do a better job at fighting for positioning and pushing guys out," Jordan said.

The police chief that hired Walton, Frank Fernandez, agreed: A social worker can do a better job at fighting homelessness than a cop.

He did not get antiretroviral drugs until 1996, but he is clearly a rare "slow progressor" — someone whose immune system is much better than average at fighting the virus.