Sentence examples for better list from inspiring English sources

He now must put forward a better list of nominees and work cooperatively with a Parliament he usually ignores to win their approval.

Other folks fly by the seat of their pants — the Jackson Pollock spatter style of judgment — and who is to say that this intuitive approach doesn't make for the better list?

I don't believe I have seen a better list of speakers.

The results get fed back to the recruiter, who overall will have a better list of qualified candidates than just searching LinkedIn, and those candidates are more likely to fit a company's culture than if they came without referrals.

In exploring the next generation of responsible corporations with co-author Bill Breen for our new book, The Responsibility Revolution, I found quite a few that together make a much better list and offer much to legitimately admire.

There must be a better list somewhere on the Internet of 1500 of the world's most evil, cruel and corrupt leader types, and there's probably 1489 men on it and 11 women.

What do you mean by "confronter?" A. I have been in this career for many years and I have seen, and this is a generalization, that women are better list-makers.

In 40 lists, List/01 includes topics that are better listed than explained (supermodel day rates), topics explained by their listing (international illiteracy rates) and topics explained in a list (death row inmates' last meals: John Wayne Gacy ate four courses of fried foods, with fresh strawberries for dessert).

He described a feeling of "malaise" and a "paralysis that does not allow one to believe that generally things are going to get better," listing geopolitical hot spots such as Iran and low interest rates that have been "artificially manipulated" by the Federal Reserve.

At least for migraine and cluster headache, the secondary headache 'delayed headache after GTN-infusion' might be better listed as 'GTN-triggered primary headache attack'.

There's good beer and an even better wine list.