Sentence examples for better to devise from inspiring English sources

Given that enforcement agencies are often underfinanced, he said, they might do better to devise a bottom-up approach.

In France, while it would no doubt have been better to devise a system that was less complex and more equitable, the most important questions concern its efficiency.

The perivascular cell in endometrium is pivotal in both menstruation and early pregnancy and we need to understand this cell better to devise more effective medical treatment for menstrual dysfunction.

Emerging-market firms with experience of serving these consumers think they are better placed to devise such products than their developed-world competitors.

Democratically-elected councils, who know their areas and the problems unique to their local environment, are far better placed to devise a traffic management strategy.

Though we may feel vulnerable, the United States is better able to devise and deploy countermeasures, whether against skyjacking or anthrax or any still-to-be-deployed threat, than any other nation in history.

By getting beyond the stereotype of "banks good, F.S.C.'s bad," we will be in a better position to devise enhanced service models, of which Nix/ Kinecta is a sterling example, for helping the low-income customer begin to transition from transaction-based to account-based financial services.

Much better is to devise a long-term plan, a system, and stick with it.

Applying the vocabulary and concepts of epidemics to the criminal justice sphere, will create a more leveled ground upon which health and justice scholars and practitioners can better collaborate to devise new studies, propose solutions and advance policies.

Instead of trying to rein him in, Horner would be better served trying to devise a formula that allows his racers to do as the sport demands, to race each other legitimately.

There is thus a crucial need for a better understanding of these arid ecosystems and their response to disturbance, to devise better restoration techniques, and to inform decision makers about management options.