Sentence examples for better in times of from inspiring English sources

The Anfield support will always be there and what's more it's better in times of crisis".

"In fact, it tends to do better in times of chaos than it does in times of peace.

"Contrary to popular belief, gold has done a lot better in times of expansion than recession," Mr. Kendall said.

The trust's chief executive, Ali Oliver, says that young people who play sport are more self-confident, resilient learners who cope better in times of pressure.

Once native plants are established, they will probably do better in times of stress (subnormal temperatures, heat or drought) than exotic plants from other climates.

Gold prices advanced and government bond prices jumped because traders see those investments as holding their value better in times of uncertainty.

He has learned firsthand what Kelly once told him about becoming a better manager in times of struggle rather than success.

The Registry Checker, which keeps a backup of your Registry file and scans the current one for problems, can help you restore your registry to better health in times of crisis or when a software installation has gone wrong.

He believes that we make better art in times of crisis "because people are more passionate, more excited, more angry or more upset, they feel they've got a story to tell".

Speaking with regards to Botswana's much-lauded ban on hunting versus the Namibian context, Grobler says that "the difference is that in Botswana, the farms are not all fenced off as in Namibia and therefore the game can move to better grazing in times of drought.

Taking the time to recharge your batteries will help you be better prepared in times of crisis.