Sentence examples for cleared for better from inspiring English sources

That way, the ground will be cleared for better managed companies and stockholders will be reminded about the responsibilities of ownership.

After having been closed off and on since 1998 for a $10 million renovation, the Washington Monument is scheduled to reopen later this month or in March (the date has not been set) with improved security prompted by the bombings of American embassies in Africa in 1998 and an elevator with doors with windows that will change from opaque to clear for better views of the interior.

Most of Thomson's older residents already had car and home insurance, and the younger ones were clearing out for better jobs in Augusta and Atlanta.

The Lenape had probably burned the plain every ten years or so, to keep it clear, for better farming and hunting.

EU justice and interior ministers were holding an emergency meeting on Thursday in the wake of the attacks, and the French president, François Hollande, said France would "speak loud and clear" for better intelligence sharing between EU member states and tougher measures against weapons trafficking.

The back of the device sports two fairly loud and clear stereo speakers that make for better video viewing.

By the end of the play, it's clear that, for better or worse, the boys are together again.

A company called Chef Sleeve sells a disposable iPad cover that offers clearer plastic for better readability and a more snug fit.

It is increasingly clear that, for better and/or worse, modern information technology makes it possible to manage organizations of extraordinary size and scope.

As Russell prepares to seek re-election at the NUS's annual conference this month, she hopes other colleges will follow Norwich and Chichester and that the union's "Loud and Clear" campaign for better representation will be a success.

"Provided there were firm guarantees regarding protection of personal patient data, service cost and efficiency and a clear case for better levels of customer service from processing agencies, the Consumer Health Forum would not oppose it," she said.