Sentence examples for better mastering from inspiring English sources

NIV use has progressively increased in our department with a better mastering of the technique by the health-care team; in this context of changing practices, the beneficial effect of routine empiric antibiotic therapy should be reconsidered.

The All-Important ResearcHowalk: Learning How to Do It Better Mastering Your Ph.D.: Giving a Great Presentation.

No American businessman since Barnum has been a better master of humbug than Trump has.

"A president is asked to be more rational and a better master of his emotion than a normal man," Mr. Hefez said.

If the rest of the island wants to rise to Kahn's challenge, it will also need a better master plan for the Cornell campus.

Not until the company was pelted with complaints from home-theater enthusiasts did they bring in Leon Vitali, Kubrick's assistant, to authorize better masters for new DVD's.

"Henry had always said that he wanted to be a better master than any white man he had ever known," Mr. Jones writes of his book's central character.

A 75 by Faldo meant he sat in the top 30, along with Scotland's Ken Brown, who was enjoying a much better Masters debut than Woosnam.

Beginners might better master rhythm if they began with tunings like that, but it would also in some ways make it harder for them to pick up the larger body of music that is mostly composed in standard tuning.

But in recent years, Germany has been struggling to overhaul its inflexible economy, while the French have better mastered the challenge of globalization and all but replaced the Germans as the engines of European growth.

It should be added that "Rum" is a very pleasurable example; and that there are no better masters at finding life in their national cliches than the English themselves.