Sentence examples for can meet better from inspiring English sources

Browsing Internet dating services, Linda thinks she needs extensive "work" on her face and arms and tummy, so that she can meet better guys.

Frances McDormand is the gym administrator who thinks she needs money for extensive work on her face, arms, and tummy so she can meet better guys through an Internet dating service; Brad Pitt is her friend, a feckless, pre-sexual child who is constantly sucking on a water bottle.

Also, make sure the services and care you can provide meet (better yet, exceed) the requirements of your pet.

We also address Sony's SmartEyeglass, and whether it can meet a better end than Google Glass.

"The more of these conditions you can meet, the better, and if you can keep your drugs in an air-tight container that has no oxygen in it, these drugs will literally last forever," says Jones.

The more functions or situations that any given pair of shoes can meet, the better.

But they may defect if they believe their needs can be met better elsewhere.

But if a streaming startup can find a need to meet, and if it can meet those needs better than any companies already out there, survival is possible.

To succeed in this has traditionally meant to succeed in marketing strategy — the deliberate discipline of identifying which consumers to target, understanding their deepest emotional needs and communicating how the product in question can meet those needs better than any available alternative — stewarded in a command-and-control fashion.

To succeed in this has traditionally meant to succeed in marketing strategy — the deliberate discipline of identifying which consumers to target, understanding their deepest emotional needs and communicating how the product in question can meet those needs better than any available alternative — stewarded in a command-and-control fashion.

In August, he joined Planning Commissioner Blair Farley and former Mayor Connie Boardman to form Team Huntington Beach, a coalition running on the platform that it can meet residents' needs better than the current council.