Sentence examples for better to transform from inspiring English sources
He would do better to transform his own thinking.
He said it would be better to transform the way energy was derived and used, for instance through investment in renewable and carbon-free electricity generation.
It takes one glance at the work of friends who have played FarmVille 2 longer or better to transform the most rudimentary virtual farming activities into manic endeavors to get your grass greener.
And it's possible that when negotiations with the parties begin on the new proposals both Labour and UKIP will say two potentially unwieldy debates with seven participants is over the top and wouldn't it be better to transform one of these into a clash between those which broadcasting regulator Ofcom regards as the "major" parties?
How might we do better to transform education?
As PE firms bring data-driven rigor to the assessment and development of leadership and organization practices, they will be better able to transform their acquired companies.
To anyone contemplating taking a gap year: I cannot urge strongly enough that there is no better way to transform yourself from a lost high school kid who thinks they've got a clue, to a young adult who's starting to get the idea that cluelessness is a necessary part of life.
If they cannot, companies are better off trying to transform themselves into solution providers or, difficult though it is, into low-cost players.
Without synergies, corporations are better off trying to transform themselves into low-cost players, a difficult feat that Ryanair accomplished in the 1990s, or into solution providers.
To achieve operational efficiency, if you drive technology stacks to the cloud, this will allow you to sell more quickly, which in turn will enable you to gain better insights, and to transform your business model if needed.
The black chromium cobalt alloy thin film has better optical properties to transform solar energy into thermal energy, and these properties remain practically constant even when heat treated to a high temperature, 400 °C for 24 h.
