Sentence examples for better contends from inspiring English sources
"We know it's possible to do better," contends Paul Alivisatos, the chemist who oversees that lab at UC-Berkeley.
Ruhl, in her plays, contends with the pressing existential issues; her stoical comic posture is a means of killing gravity, of taking the heaviness out of her words in order to better contend with life.
The warmer temperatures in those regions produce heavier wines with a higher alcohol content that can better contend with the new oak.
The program would enable qualifying New Yorkers to keep more of their income and better contend with the looming cuts to Section 8 vouchers.
In fact, innovation is occurring so fast, I believe 2017 will be the year governments begin to consider forming new science, technology, and futurist agencies and organizations to better contend with the rapid change.
Better, he contends, to have a private body functioning similarly to the way that Wall Street's rating agencies grade commercial and municipal paper.
It is almost as if they are saying "you might think you know what's good for you, but we know better", he contends.
Despite only losing two games in regulation out of the seven, the Rangers will have to play much better to contend for the Stanley Cup this season.
"Butch told me I've got to drive the ball better to contend in majors," said Woodland, who averages more than 300 yards off the tee.
All it takes to have a better memory, he contends, are a few tricks and a good erotic imagination.
They know you better than anyone," contends Myles.
