Sentence examples for better at supporting from inspiring English sources

The state is better at supporting idle citizens than preparing them for today's world of work.

Because its financial system proved better at supporting new companies and restructuring failing ones?

And if so, did Morozov believe that Twitter would be better at supporting internet freedom if it appointed itself an censor?

One might hope and indeed imagine that, in the intervening 30 years, we have got better at supporting junior staff, but my research suggests students and newly qualified nurses are still required to bury their feelings and hide their stress and distress, and this can often lead to burnout and to nurses leaving the profession.

The results show that fibroin grafted matrices are better at supporting cell adhesion, growth, and proliferation.

We could all be better at supporting games-makers who want to progress this medium in all the right ways – through sharing, through inventing, through fun, rather than rinsing and repeating what's known to "work".

Some forms of stimulus are better than others at supporting employment.

However, the original version of the ES has two limitations: ① it is better at a supporting function to prevent under-voltage than a suppressing function to prevent over-voltage; ② its voltage regulation performance depends strongly on load characteristics.

One of these new application areas is traffic flow extraction aimed at supporting better traffic monitoring and management.

And I firmly believe that if those of us who know the other side of aid work speak up about the scars that we may bear, employers may get better at preventing and supporting those who might suffer or are already suffering burnout and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).

Already health insurers can give incentives to their customers to change their diet or join gyms (for example, cutting their premiums if they can show improvements in their body mass index), and municipalities can reward social housing providers who do better in supporting older people at home, thus reducing the pressure on hospitals or residential care homes.