Sentence examples for better to each from inspiring English sources

"We might not always agree," Mets third baseman Robin Ventura said, "but we communicate a lot better to each other rather than through the papers.

Against this he envisions a world in which people will behave better to each other, a world in which honest aspiration and fellow-feeling won't automatically be snuffed out by snobbery and hidebound tradition, a world in which "equality" is not a dirty word.

The overview of Fig. 12 provides significant information regarding which actions fit better to each single policy, leading to the creation of policy 'packages', i.e. sets of policy measures relevant to a specific policy (the smaller the distance of an action from a policy, the more efficient is the specific action as to this particular policy).

As women we need to figure out how to be better to each other.

It's time to talk to ourselves better, to each other better and about each other better.

We have to be better to each other, or the forces who want us to tear each other apart win.

In a speech that was alternately (and simultaneously) humorous, honest, and warmly embracing, he called on Jews and Catholics to know each other better, to engage each other more substantially, and to move from talking together to working together.

We will do better to let each other know how what happened impacts each of our lives.

They seem better to me each time I see them.

It would be better to have each investor individually assess credit-seeking entities.

We ate out often in the beginning, better to admire each other over a wee marble table.