Sentence examples for better tradition from inspiring English sources

Writer Kate Waldegrave, who co-founded First Story, said she believed there is a better tradition of "educational charitable enterprise" in America.

The better tradition allows Themistocles an archonship in 493, during which he started the walls of the Piraeus, turning it into a defensible harbour, and so first "dared to say that the Athenians must make the sea their domain" (as Thucydides puts it with forgivable exaggeration).

For me it's a much better tradition than baking or holiday crafts.

And the Schein kids and I would envy each others lives and think that the other family had the better tradition.

In the long-term it would be relevant to establish a better tradition for collaboration between the primary care providers and the surgical departments.

This new tactic of booing the Canadian anthem must go along with the better traditions in the Nassau Coliseum.

It stands between the better traditions of the US and the efforts of Cheney-Bush to talibanise it after their own fashion.

"Baseball is better with tradition, with history," he said.

It's true, corks have been around for a long time, but if the synthetic cork does a better job, tradition is no reason not to use it.

The postelection lunch is certainly a better White House tradition than the Thanksgiving turkey pardoning, although I do like seeing the look on Malia Obama's face whenever her dad tries to get her to pat the bird.

For instance, Shi et al. (2004a) argues that Zhejiang Province had poor natural endowments but a better commercial tradition, allowing the government to have a relatively tolerant attitude toward the private economy.