Sentence examples for better disposed from inspiring English sources

Lloyd George was no better disposed towards organised labour.

Nor did the visitors' first impressions of the president leave them much better disposed.

It's unclear whether this means she's become better disposed toward France.

It also encourages employees to feel better disposed toward working for that person.

She was no better disposed to Señor Bercow's wife, Sally, describing her frequent tweets as "unseemly and in bad taste".

Older people are more likely to vote, more anxious about risk and are better disposed towards the Tories.

Other inventions save energy, reduce maintenance and better dispose of grease.

There are concrete steps the government, manufacturers and consumers could take to better dispose of electronic trash and to help prevent the pileup of more e-waste and the hazards e-waste processing poses.

Rather than just letting them lie around in the airplane, it's much better to dispose of them after use the best case scenario is to tear them up.

But usually when a party would be better off disposing of its incumbent, it's because these numbers run in the opposite direction: the candidate has some personal liability that is overshadowing his policy positions.

These companies have been happy to associate with hip-hop while turning a blind eye to some of the genre's rougher edges, but at the same time they have remained at arm's length, all the better to dispose of hip-hop artists once their liabilities outweighed their assets.