Sentence examples for better drafting from inspiring English sources

There is hope for better drafting, given Walsh's unproductive choices.

If Parliament had intended to introduce a new kind of ouster clause that would protect such nullities from being questioned, better drafting of the provision would be required.

With long poles they adjusted the pyres to direct a better draft so that the cremation could proceed faster.

First, it is ambiguously worded; most by-laws are better drafted to state that a shareholder must follow the advance-notice requirements.

You need to work out which will help you write a better draft, and which are there to control and muzzle you.

"I don't want to win any games!" David wanted the Jets to tank, so that the team could secure a better draft pick.

The Colts, in winning two straight games after starting 0-13, have dispelled the notion that professional players would try to lose to secure a better draft position.

In basketball, the best teams are gearing up for a long spring while losing teams are jockeying for better draft picks.

The logic is fairly simple: If a team has already been eliminated from playoff contention, then tanking – losing as many games as possible in hopes of landing a better draft pick – starts to look like an attractive strategy.

With benefit of hindsight, the definition of "MSLO Store" might have been better drafted to make clear that it meant a stand-alone store, like Ralph Lauren's flagship store on Madison Avenue.

"Is it going to be a failure, or a steppingstone to be better?" DRAFT DAY SLAMS The left-handed pitcher Ian Clarkin, the Yankees' third pick in the amateur draft and the 33rd over all, gained attention for revealing before the draft that he hated the Yankees as a boy and loved it when they lost the 2001 World Series.