Sentence examples for better to process from inspiring English sources

They listened patiently to Larry Thomas, a genial BP public relations flack, as he told them that he was committed to "doing better" to process their claims for lost revenue – then passed all the details off to a markedly less friendly subcontractor.

It would have been nice to be able to press pause to ponder a particularly confounding monologue, or rewind a little, the better to process one of the busy streams of video flashing on the high-gloss set by Neil Patel.

We can conclude that with larger incremental changes, it is better to process data using the iterative mechanism rather than the incremental mechanism because retrieving and updating the preserved intermediate result in incremental processing will consume more time than starting the computations from scratch.

(Wynn argues that humans subsequently made superior tools because their brains were better able to process how to hit a stone to give it the desired shape).

A cartoon savant noted, "That's 'Mickey's Christmas Carol.' But Christmas, in August?" No better way to process a paradox than to have another drink.

Mr. Brady pointed out that some analogous data has been collected in fish populations, some of which are better able to process chemical compounds like PCB's.

With those kind of numbers, we need better tools to process the data.

"There's no better way to process pain than to write.

As psychologist Paul Slovic explains it, our brain is better able to process information and develop complex impressions about one person suffering than it can for larger numbers.

Make sure to have open communication within your relationships so you're better able to process these emotions if they arise.

Watching the (Internal) Clock In other words, it's advantageous to eat a bigger meal in the morning when the body is better able to process those calories.