Sentence examples for better published from inspiring English sources

The number of people who have written a thoughtful response to Mr. Carr's essay — and, even better, published it online — surely dwarfs the number of people who wrote in public about "Understanding Media," by Marshall McLuhan, in 1964.

Meanwhile, a report from Unison, Women Deserve Better, published last week, describes what is becoming known as the "sandwich generation" – women caught between the responsibilities of caring for children and grandchildren and/or a dependent elderly relative, and the need to continue working in order to achieve anything like a decent pension.

As it stands, I think this would be better published in a disciplinary journal given that it mostly provides information on more distant divergence, adaptation and coinfection.

Unable to return to her former life, she takes a leave of absence and ends up writing about the scientific evidence for an afterlife ("You'd better publish it in England or America," counsels her sceptical French boss).

The report, Better Growth, Better Climate published last year by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate shows that economic growth and action on climate change do not have to be in conflict; quite the reverse.

"Presumably it is a better magazine published by a better company with a better management who have a keener sense of ambition," he adds with agreeable immodesty.

Lord suggests scientists could do better publishing papers on Wordpress and sharing data using open notebooks.

Competition stimulates innovation, which ultimately will mean a better publishing experience for authors.

Then, more robust writing platforms were created, such as Blogspot and WordPress, among others, providing writers with better publishing tools, the ability to customize, optimize SEO, and in some cases, to earn income.

Use analytics to make better publishing decisions.

If Regan wants to cash in on the napalm poet, she'd do better publishing his never dull improvisations.