Sentence examples for better prompted from inspiring English sources

By more specifically probing for the LOE, as directed by the RED, students would be better prompted to reveal their knowledge.

His death had better prompt some serious examination of the DOJ's behavior - both in his case and its warped administration of justice generally.

After decades of what were, to judge by the lack of reported outrage, harmonious and only moderately debauched campus proceedings, scarcely a week now passes without some fresh student affront to the values of their elders and betters, prompting levels of academic and media headshaking not witnessed since Malcolm Muggeridge, as rector of Edinburgh University, encountered the permissive society.

Murphy's misadventures in left field, combined with Delgado's long-term absence and a dearth of better options, prompted Manuel to change his mind and give Murphy a try at first.

The mayor also looks at military options and, while "no choice looks attractive; no plan is perfect", he asks: "Is doing nothing any better?" Glenn Greenwald, prompted by accusations – such as Johnson's – that the Snowden revelations enabled the attack, warns against scapegoating whistleblowers for acts of terrorism.

The participants were asked to devise a scheme to make the world a better place, prompting Mr Agassi to cook up his electric-car plan.

Then it gets better targeting, prompting more developers to consider using it because it can increase the net engagement of their services, and so on and so forth.

When Mercedes and Rachel compete by singing "Out Here On My Own" in the callbacks, Mercedes gives a performance that Rachel privately concedes was better, which prompts Rachel to begin a last-minute candidacy for senior class president to improve her college prospects; this dismays Kurt, who now has another rival to campaign against.

However its chief economist, Bob Pannell, said it had helped support activity and prompted better availability and pricing of higher LTV mortgages.

THE growing enthusiasm of the rich for philanthropy, together with their determination to see their money used to better effect, has prompted talk of a new "golden age of philanthropy".

According to ULpressa.ru, the governor's drive for better English was prompted by his dismay at the results of a visit by an Ulyanovsk delegation to a real estate conference in Cannes, France.