Sentence examples for better observing from inspiring English sources

Having shorter periods in more recent years permits better observing shifts and seems appropriate given the upward trend in publications especially from the 1990s onwards.

For other eight aspects (better observing the landscape, parking, speed, prestige, effort, risk of accidents, risk of being assaulted and exposure to sun and rain) the general attitude is negative.

In recent years there has been a trend to view the Citizens Observatoryy as an increasingly essential tool that provides an approach for better observing, understanding, protecting and enhancing our environment.

No matter the format, the comedy has gotten sharper, deeper and better observed.

"And people are dressing better," observed Filofteia Stanciu, who works for the local government.

I've secured a bed in élite Cabin Eight [$50 — gratuity] to better observe alpha camper R., as instructed.

Orwell is, in a sense, an undercover agent, an anthropologist who has gone native to better observe his subjects in their natural habitat.

So can this be why Mother's Day is always infinitely better observed than its male counterpart?

The term kyokan was used by the primatologist Masao Kawai to describe his empathic approach to studying monkeys; Kawai would befriend them and insinuate himself into their lives, so that he could better observe their behavior.

As part of the plan, the Police Department will also begin to take senior Fire Department operations officials on orientation flights in police helicopters next week so they can eventually use them to better observe major fires and other incidents, officials said.

"It's hypothetical, but the argument is that sure things are great in the high-tech economy, but they might have been even better," observed David Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School.