Sentence examples for better blueprint from inspiring English sources

The modern, efficient, clean and affordable services enjoyed in other parts of Europe offer a much better blueprint for the future.

But the modern, efficient, clean, affordable services enjoyed in other parts of Europe offer a much better blueprint than our own past.

"When the study is done this spring, we'll all have a better blueprint for determining the relative importance of public and private lands," Wilcove says.

Among the benefits that his plan would provide are better schools, blueprint-downloading capabilities for firemen on the go, and real-time subway-service alerts.

The Bush blueprint: Better for seniors today, better for all of us tomorrow.

Within each section is a 48-foot-long scroll between motorized rollers made by the Diazit Company, better known for blueprint machines.

Better Place's blueprint calls for thousands of conventional charge points, as well as a network of stations where a robotic device could replace a battery in less time than it takes to fill a tank of gas.

The Better Courts: a Blueprint for Innovation report published on Monday notes that despite a 34% rise in domestic abuse incidents reported to the police since 2007, victims are often reluctant to testify.

Some writers and broadcasters speculated that the Heat, and head coach Eric Spoelstra, had discovered the "key", or better yet the "blueprint", to defeating the league's most surprisingly successful player.

With those pieces in place, OLPC will either build and sell the machine itself or, even better, give its blueprints to any PC maker willing to produce and market the device.

Gingrich has barely noticed Haley's unfulfilled promises, mostly due to the sinisterly coaxing tone of voice Haley uses to say "in time, Newt," and his suggestion that Gingrich's energies would be better spent designing blueprints of "Newt's Spruce Goose," a solo spacecraft running on sustainable energy created by a workforce of children.