Sentence examples for better more creatively from inspiring English sources

We can't think of a better, more creatively unique jack of all trades than James Franco (he of writer, gender-bending model, actor and artist fame).

To which I say, where's the evidence that physical proximity to one another helps people work better or more creatively?

Mr. Terry asks, "Where's the evidence that physical proximity to one another helps people work better or more creatively?" There are plentiful social science studies that point to sociability as the locus of creativity.

He is betting that when they do venture into the office, they will work together better and more creatively if closed doors and high cubicles don't get in the way.

"Some departments are further ahead than others, but teachers are thinking about how ICT can improve teaching and learning, and I think we've pushed forward the frontiers of what you can do with ICT and how you can use it better and more creatively". At Robin Hood primary school, in Birmingham, which has 450 pupils aged 4-11, isT is used across all subject areas, including English lessons.

Also, economic research indicates that a hunger for money can motivate people to perform better and even more creatively.

With this coaching approach, I began to notice that my direct reports were thinking more creatively and making better decisions.

Better performance may also inspire individuals to invest more creatively.

Design and technology leaders discuss why some groups are excluded by design, as well as how to think more creatively about how to avoid exclusion while serving our customers and communities better.

A rethinking of work could lead us to address more creatively both the social relations of work and the division of labour within society (including a better sharing of the tedious work, and of the skills).

Confidence and Creativity: A fit leader will have more confidence and solve problems more creatively.