Sentence examples for better forge from inspiring English sources

And Webb just added another role to his resume — author — to help other people better forge their own successful work lives.

Mr. Rosenman said that any personal differences had "zero" to do with no major event being scheduled but that they continued to debate whether it was better to forge ahead without commercial sponsors or to wait to line some up.

How can you work on these aspects of your talent, skills, presentation, etc., to get better and forge ahead a lot further?

And this may well continue as entrenched elites forge better and better tools to protect their advantages.

They believe they have recruited good candidates, done well in fund-raising and even better in forging their message.

Warning that the government must get better at forging and selling new policies, he added: 'I think all the cabinet share this view.

To be fair, the advocacy groups have not done any better in forging lasting alliances.

With Poland now having increasing influence in NATO, which it joined in 1999, and in the European Union, which it joined in 2004, Mr. Medvedev acknowledged that if Moscow wanted better ties with both organizations, it needed to forge better relations with Poland.

With Poland now having increasing influence in NATO, which it joined in 1999, and the European Union, which it joined in 2004, Mr. Medvedev said that if Moscow wanted better ties with both organizations, it needed to forge better relations with Poland.

He instead stressed that Iran could still forge better ties with the United States.

Her team hopes she can forge better connections with voters by showcasing her lighter side.