Sentence examples for better on when from inspiring English sources

It should advise better on when (not) to use a specific surgical technique.

I may want to spend some Condor money on, as I said, to steal a phrase from Dennis Walcott, repeat midcareer tuneups so officers are better trained on when to stop and frisk".

Incidence studies are the ideal method for studying disease occurrence because they involve collecting and analyzing all the relevant information on the source population, and we can get better information on when exposure and disease occurred.

His voice seemed better on Wednesday, when he gave an economic address in Manchester.

We will catch some feeling of how much better on Wednesday, when George Osborne gives the last budget of this parliament.

In studies of lucky charms, people perform better on tasks when they have a lucky charm with them.

Mr. Medvedev did not fare any better on Saturday, when he met with the prominent liberals who had served as his human rights advisers.

"I can concentrate better on sound when I'm not using up my brain space with sight," she said with a laugh.

The mass-transit managers, he said, will look better on paper, when what they should do is add trains and buses to handle increased ridership.

Perhaps Miami will be even better on Saturday when it plays at home against Rutgers in a Big East opener that will match rookie coaches.

"We would probably have lost a game like that a year ago but we are going to have to be better on Friday when we face Saracens".