Sentence examples for better use of a from inspiring English sources

Was he making better use of a better source?

And, he said, it would make better use of a park that is "significantly" underused.

There is no better use of a life than to be attentive to such needs.

But for now, the talks have centered on making better use of a fast-track procedure set up last year for less complicated cases.

So it's a better use of a teacher's time; and as well as academic feedback, they can see information on their child's behaviour and attendance.

Playing for Ross Natoli at Catholic, he made better use of a bat, setting a single-season team record for hits (that has since been broken).

I can guarantee it's a better use of an hour of your time than "America's Got Talent" or any of those other awful shows on television.

In many cases, that means shelling out for a new gym membership (or swearing to make better use of an existing one), which often results in packed locker rooms and long lines for ellipticals.

For example, a warrior character would make better use of an armory, whereas a thief character would enjoy a garden because she could use the ingredients for poisons.

There is also a suggestion for better use of Eurocorps, an intergovernmental military body that has France and Germany at its centre.

In principle there ought to be an economic answer to the economic question of whether a steel mill is a better use of land than a farm.