Sentence examples for better seek from inspiring English sources

Some guy pulls up to me: "You'd better seek shelter!" I tell him it will be OK and figure out what to do next.

Hard drives are rated for capacity (in gigabytes), rotation speed (in revolutions per minute -- the higher the better), seek time (in milliseconds, the lower the better) and data transfer rate (the higher the better) The biggest innovation in drive technology is the inclusion of a memory cache, which makes the data more quickly available to the processor.

Before the inking and painting of the illustrations, though, Ms. Feeney and Ms. Lavin decided that they'd better seek some authoritative advice about the drawings for the book, and soon thereafter, entirely by coincidence, the Society of Protozoologists e-mailed a message to Ms. Lavin asking for permission to put the lyrics to "Amoeba Hop" on its Web site.

"Once we achieved that," Mr. Johannpeter said, "we came to the conclusion that if we wanted to maintain our focus in steel, we had better seek an international position because the world was already moving toward globalization and more open markets, and we couldn't afford to be left behind".

In addition, most professional developments provided to teachers focus on how to better seek understanding of these issues.

Finding new ways to collaborate enables firms to better seek opportunities and challenges and enhance network capability.

But she gave it up on the expectation that she could do even better seeking a piece of the new wealth flowing through town.

Perhaps they are better sought for in the sexual counterpart to love.

Patient-centered care has been associated with improved patient satisfaction, better treatment adherence, improved recovery and health outcomes, reduced readmission rates and better seeking of follow-up care [ 3- 6].

It might be argued that the two different methods used to distribute the questionnaire might have influenced the results as clarification could be better sought by the respondents when the questionnaire is distributed by hand than by email.

I think that newspapers could do a lot better to seek better composition and better pictorial journalism.