Sentence examples for better set out from inspiring English sources

Introduction: The introduction should better set out what has been established about the electrophysiological correlates of the hippocampus in novelty, and why it might be reasonable to test if there is a hippocampal MMN.

Baroness King of Bow said: "It's better to set out what has to be done rather than tinker around the edges.

So he made a list of scriptural strictures, the more peculiar the better, and set out to fulfill them as a 21st century New Yorker.

Mrs Merkel is one of those arguing it might be better to set out those differences clearly rather than give a false impression of unity.

Despite the conventional wisdom these days that the broader sharing options you have, the better, Path set out to take the opposite road.

It touches the families who, with few options for a better future, set out on perilous journeys to foreign lands in search of refuge.

When I hear of proposals for new regulation I reach for my copy of the Principles of Better Regulation [pdf], set out by the late and largely unlamented Better Regulation Task Force.

Reprints Related items Terrorism: And how not to fight itNov 8th 2007 Bagehot: Trust meNov 1st 2007But Mr Brown has not taken earlier and better opportunities to set out a vision: his party-conference speech in September was solid but unspectacular, and the highlights of the pre-budget report on October 9th were policies hurriedly borrowed from the Tories.

A better response, as set out in "Humean Supervenience Debugged", was to qualify the Principal Principle.

Unveiling the party's new slogan, "Hardworking Britain better off", he set out a 10-point "cost-of-living contract" with voters, including the new policy on rent rises and previously announced pledges like the energy bill cap.

Mozilla says there's no central index for tools built to help web developers do their jobs (and/or hobby projects) better, so it set out to build one of its own.