Sentence examples for better to challenge from inspiring English sources
You need to come out with something better to challenge... um... challenge the others... a bit better.
How better to challenge those that accuse the Liberal Democrats of being Tory "poodles" than to back the candidate most likely to dislodge their master's favoured son?
"One of the things congregational communities should do is challenge people to be better, to challenge people to reconsider the way they live their lives," he said.
Then I hoped visitors would get to know the people and the cultures of South L.A. better to challenge some of the stereotypes that are spread about it.
Here, robur is overwhelmed by petraea, which can adapt better to challenging conditions.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health system strengthening as a process of identifying and implementing changes in policy and practice to improve one or more of the functions of the system to respond better to challenges [ 6].
"Democratic, open societies are a better way to challenge extremism and terrorism than dictatorship," I said.
But they are in much better shape to challenge for the title than they were in November 2012.
The mood is upbeat, too, at Oxford United, who look better placed to challenge than at any time since their return to the League in 2010.
Chris Froome would be happy to play a supporting role in the Olympic road race if he felt Geraint Thomas was better placed to challenge for gold in Rio.
