Sentence examples for better embracing from inspiring English sources

But there is the lingering question of whether modern bottlers might do better embracing new technology, in the way that Dom Pérignon did.

It is hard to imagine a more dishonest intellectual position than "check your privilege", yet daily I see intelligent women who should know better embracing it.

Broadcasting House would be better embracing irrelevance – and thus a smaller role and smaller licence fee – on the peripheries of niche provision.

"It's going to allow for better embracing of renewable technology.

If this means better embracing the post-Thatcher age and abandoning the likes of Monetarism, then it is an endeavour well worth undertaking.

The Cameroonian government can respond by better embracing the demands of the dual burdens of acute and chronic diseases, and create multi-sectoral, integrated programs for prevention, early diagnosis, and cost effective treatment to optimize the use of limited resources.

Mr. Holder had better embrace the report as stark evidence for thorough repair of the department's reputation.

"If you live in New York it is because you like change, and you had better embrace it or get out".

In full sun, which brings on the best show of flowers, the branches grow largely upright, while in shade they spread wide as if to better embrace the limited light available.

So here is a meeting place where both sides may better embrace their good fortune of having had each other before this pivotal round of free agency — the Yankees with three years and $45 million on the table and Jeter presumably asking more than double that — goes from messy to ugly.

He has a few suggestions for how Microsoft can better embrace the cloud.