Sentence examples for concerned with a better from inspiring English sources

Then the two panelists concur that the Congressman and 2012 VP nominee was not sending a "bird-whistle" but is genuinely concerned with a better GOP approach to poverty.

Rationally, we're in a good place as far as meningitis B is concerned, with an even better place to look forward to.

The core approach might, therefore, be better interpreted as concerned with a "least transferred" subset of genes.

"We're all concerned with a big race coming up, but it's better that it happened now".

This is a series that, like the antiques it is concerned with, gets better as it ages.

But "as the press launched into us and No 10 was complaining loudly to the DG", said Anna Home, the director of children's programming, "the Department of Health became very interested – after all we were tackling just the issues they were concerned with, but better than they could".

There is little research on MLMs in low-income settings, yet they appear to hold positions of considerable importance to those concerned with implementing better health services.

For the time-frequency analysis, we are concerned with better localization in both time and frequency spaces from a point of view of the uncertainty principle.

Atlanta is as concerned with race as Better Things is about gender.

Making the project happen required the union of diverse interests ranging from the mildly subversive to the sinister – scientists after an intellectual breakthrough; sex-positive radical feminists out to change society for good; activists concerned with making life better for the poor; eugenicists who conversely wanted to curtail breeding by groups they deemed socially undesirable.

The 'second wave' of interest in ethnographic approaches to understanding patient safety is concerned with better understanding the role of safety in the everyday world of clinicians.