Sentence examples for bring some better from inspiring English sources

Her well-established connections to minorities may bring some better understanding of our urban and suburban police crisis.

A new device launching on Indiegogo Monday could bring some better balance to the cost/effectiveness equation – the Insta360 Air is a clip-on 360-degree video camera with livestreaming capabilities that will cost $99 in pre-order, or $119 when it's available post-crowdfunding campaign.

It needs to bring some clarity to better meet or manage customer expectations".

"He was having with him a very bad instrument, you know, to watch the animals and so I said, 'If you want, I can bring you some better,' " Mr. Nasir said.

What we've got to do is look at the players that will leave and see if we can bring in some better players that can perhaps give us one or two of the elements that maybe have stopped us going up automatically this season".

Its proponents contend that indirect consequentialism can avoid the criticisms of direct (act) consequentialism because it will not legitimate egregious violations of ordinary moral standards e.g., the killing of the innocent to bring about some better state of affairs nor will it be overly demanding and thus alienating each of us from our own projects.

These days, you had better bring some change if you think a 300 game gets you a cup of joe, because you have lots of company.

Put another way, when the e-commerce standard is Amazon.com, small-business owners better bring some serious game.

Better bring some popcorn.

Because if you wanted to have dinner when you arrived in Siem Reap at 5... you had better bring some with you, because chances are you'll be there at 7 30 earliest.

Trade brings better jobs, better choices, and better prices.