Sentence examples for better begin to from inspiring English sources
But if the content is clear, the listener can better begin to process the information.
We are not accustomed to thinking of New York State as a developing country - much less as a competitive enterprise - but we had better begin to do so.
When we step outside of the incessant need to be heard, the voices urging us to be bolder, brighter and better begin to fade.
Read Thomas de Zengotita, not because he has the answers but because he's breaking new ground, tracking a whole field of disconcerting cultural trends that we'd better begin to understand if we are ever going to transcend.
It was not really until significant numbers of agricultural workers in East Anglia were found to be leaning on their implements in unproductive trances that their betters began to feel it was time to do something about it.
Even better is to begin to reward them as you see their problem-solving abilities progress.
Suddenly, Massachusetts and North Carolina and Texas begin to look better and better and better.
In this way, he can begin to better understand how antibiotic resistance emerges.
You begin to better appreciate his sense of obligation to hand those details down.
Over time however, given continued rapid growth, the IBT will begin to better reflect actual basic needs.
As she travels the globe, we begin to better understand the personality taking these shots.
