Sentence examples for better build on from inspiring English sources
So accepting the path-dependent nature of our health-care system — recognizing that we had better build on what we've got — doesn't mean that we have to curtail our ambitions.
So accepting the path-dependent nature of our health-care system recognizing that we had better build on what we've got doesn't mean that we have to curtail our ambitions.
But they see the big picture, as I do, that a career is better built on projects that you believe in, as opposed to trying just to make money where you can.
eLife's prototype lets scientists modify the software underlying figures to validate, build on, or better understand the work.
This foundation would be built on better schools, alternative energy, more affordable health care and a more regulated Wall Street, he said.
Know your strengths well and your weakness better, then build on that.
Better to build on the happy relationship you have now than to dredge up the past.
How better to build on the current process of the evaluation of research (and the recent introduction in the UK of impact assessment) than by gathering, publishing and analysing data on scholarly influence among the audience beyond the scholarly sphere?
We later discovered that North Indians don't like to rub things on their bodies, yet the more important lesson was that it is usually better to build on your strength than to try and correct a weakness.
