Sentence examples for better taking off from inspiring English sources

"I think I'd be better taking off one or two days now than missing two or three weeks -- which we really don't need".

Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece would all do much better taking the one off currency devaluation than suffering through the years, decades perhaps, of internal devaluation that continued euro membership will impose upon them.

There's a great model that Huseby would do well to study: the ongoing revival of Best Buy, another big-box store that people had written off as technologically obsolete, which turned itself around by better taking advantage of what it does well: offering a well-organized physical showroom.

"As we're now bringing the women off, a lot of the those who said they felt so much better taking the pills are finding out they were actually on placebo," she said.

Implementation could be improved by better taking into account the vegetation composition in the area, current and traditional grazing schemes and local people's needs for off-farm income.

Meanwhile, the McCain campaign will be slow taking off.

A single woman looking for motivation nowadays would do better taking examples from real life.

You can do a lot better taking a chance on an unindexed bond.

For better taking advantage of SAR data, the problem of target recognition should be overcome.

I'm looking forward to all the takings off on the aeroplanes.

The estimation precision of lever arm in taking-off stage can be up to 2 cm, which is better than that in other flying stages.