Sentence examples for better for developing from inspiring English sources

It's better for developing countries – who will have easy access to all this data without submitting endless requests for each line of enquiry.

The boulder-snatch concept is expected to cost $100 million more than the bagging concept, but it would be better for developing technologies that would have greater value for exploring Mars, explained Robert Lightfoot, NASA's associate administrator, during a teleconference today.

Remember, good ideas can come from anywhere, so the more diverse your team and the more removed they are from their usual environments, the better for developing ideas essential to Innovation.

Greens senator Larissa Waters said renewable energy was a much better option for developing countries than coal.

Some performers better known for developing corporations and new technology will come together for an electronic concert on July 13 cooked up by the Lincoln Center Festival 2000.

The Daddy/Daughter Dance has a long history with the Girl Scouts, an organization better known for developing girls' skills, independence and sense of public service.

Mr. Lewis was studying the only American painting in the exhibition, an enormous oil by Samuel F. B. Morse, better known for developing an electric telegraph and Morse code.

Astronomers did not trust the scientific expertise at Goddard, which got the job of developing instruments for the telescope, and they were wary of the bureaucracy at the Marshall center, better known for developing rocket engines than science.

A. I think in a family business situation you probably have a better opportunity for developing good long-term leadership, because as a professional manager your shelf life can be shorter.

The ISS is a better predictor for developing VAP than traditional ICU scoring systems (APACHE II).

For instance, Southeastern Gansu has better conditions for developing household biogas compared with the west of the province.