Sentence examples for better cadre from inspiring English sources

To imply that quick credentialing will create a better cadre of teachers is ridiculous.

"According to SSA officials, OPM uses a one-size-fits-all approach in establishing its register of candidates". OPM responded that candidates with certain expertise "would not produce a better cadre of ALJs.

Medical school B would become more like medical school A. We would have a better medical cadre and our health care costs would go down more than enough to pay for the free medical education.

In arguing today that a revolutionary outlook was a prerequisite in promoting party officials, People's Daily was leaning toward the Maoist view that it is better for cadres to be "red" than "expert". In contrast, for most of the last decade, with occasional exceptions in recent months, the accent has been on expertise rather than ideology.

For Google, RCS represents a way of getting control of the messaging experience and enhancing it to compete better against the cadre of popular messaging apps, and the iPhone-native iMessage, and certainly a more watertight way of owning the messaging experience compared to rolling out its own over-the-top messaging apps that compete head to head with the market leaders (see: Allo and Duo).

For Google, RCS represents a way of getting control of the messaging experience and enhancing it to compete better against the cadre of popular messaging apps, and the iPhone-native iMessage, and certainly a more watertight way of owning the messaging experience compared to rolling out its own over-the-top messaging apps that compete head to head with the market leaders (see: Allo and Duo).

For these two cadres, better salary, working and rural living conditions can increase recruitment.

But what can be done to recruit a new cadre of better teachers?

If Good's later rounds came with more onerous terms — think Box's last private round — its later investors could have done better than its earlier cadre.

That's dangerous for Microsoft as betting your mobile platform on a single device stack could lead to platform risks (a poor hardware update cycle could slow growth for a year, etc)., meaning that Sony's joining the Windows Phone cadre could better moor Windows Phone.

What better resource than a cadre of well-trained young people contributing to their countries' health challenges?