Sentence examples for better work with the from inspiring English sources

Plus, the UI will be upgraded as well to better work with the extra resolution.

P.S. Luketic made his name with "Legally Blonde," but did even better work with his second feature, the unfairly maligned "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!" (which I wrote about back then).

He also offered ideas on how the state could better work with private landowners as well as the federal government to promote healthier forests.

And so better to work with the grain of Somali culture rather than through distrusted foreign intermediaries.

He cajoles, lobbies, berates, and trades information, because he understands it's better to work with the media than to shut us out".

Mr. Rangel, the charter school administrator, agreed that it was better to work with the establishment than to try to topple it.

While there were committee members willing to consider rescinding the policy, "we thought it was better to work with the policy," she said.

Szwed notes that "a dismayed Alan was persuaded that it would be better to work with the same musical publishing company than against it".

Surely, it is better to work with the person to help them to achieve what they want, try to reduce risks and support them to gain more control".

It is better to work with the grain of an industry than to have blazing rows with it.So it was with America's most powerful financial regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC)—until recently.

"It's better to work with the homeowner directly," said Harry Van Meter, of the Garden City firm Penn & Van Meter Architects, "only because there's not a middleman trying to interpret what you're doing and what your work is worth".