Sentence examples for better be started from inspiring English sources

Although an early warning system would eventually become a large program, the committee concedes, it "might better be started through the coordination, integration, and expansion of existing and planned smaller programs".

This might be explained by the current practice of starting ANC at fourth months of pregnancy that is being practiced widely since implementation of BEmONC manual and HMIS guide line [ 24], as it is stated in these documents that first ANC visit is better be started before 16 weeks of gestation.

He was, to put it mildly, "literary", in a time when some who should have known better were starting to apologise for that quality.

More than 150 years into the realm of coal, the calculus on which option is better is starting to change.

"But it's probably better to be starting on the clean side of the grid with an extra set of tyres for the race.

The council said it believed that the building blocks for improvement were in place, adding: "Better teaching, better schools and better results are starting to be delivered.

Better yet, they were started by millennials.

Outcome among patients treated with RRT was better when RRT was started early in the course of the ICU stay.

"I just started playing a little better, and I was starting to feel confident again".

I just think that we're better than they are, starting pitching-wise, and I think we're due".

Her cognitive skills are getting better, and she is starting all over again when it comes to cheer.