Sentence examples for better in light of from inspiring English sources
The TV ad had passed a test called the Harding Flash and Pattern Analyser, which aims to make sure that ads do not trigger photo-sensitive epilepsy, which has now adjusted its algorithms to "detect patterns better" in light of the epilepsy incidents.
The funded projects focused on efforts designed to help Americans weather financial shocks better in light of studies, such as The Pew Charitable Trust's research showing most of us have insufficient savings set aside to cover financial emergencies.
The validity of a meta-analysis can be understood better in light of the possible impact of publication bias.
Leiter scoffed at criticism that public funds could be better used in light of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
But Mr. Malone may have had better timing, in light of AT&T's subsequent woes, than the typical investor.
Simon's straight-set defeat in Belgrade certainly looks better now, in light of Djokovic's 12-0 record so far this year.
He knows better, especially in light of the incidents recounted above with Hoover and others, coupled with various covert activities since that time.
He added that the company's cable networks, USA and Sci-Fi, could have better results in light of the improving advertising market.
Recent papers have also explored how organizations, communities and nations could be better governed in light of the fact that altruistic and ethical motives are common in most populations.
Coors' struggles with depression and his aim to live a better life in light of his 11th commandment were illustrated in a recent documentary film, Bill Coors: The Will to Live.
"I can't make a final assessment, other than we are substantially better today in light of the experience than we were a year ago," Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president for communications, policy and marketing, said.
