Sentence examples for could be made better from inspiring English sources

With redistribution everybody could be made better off".

If he saw something that could be made better, smarter or more beautiful, nothing else mattered.

Nor had it destroyed their confidence that America and their own lives could be made better.

Material scientists believe body armour could be made better at absorbing blows by borrowing design principles from a deep-sea snail.

MR. HOWE calls himself a "data geek" and believes that every business decision could be made better with "the intelligent application of data".

He took in information and analysed it at a rapid rate, thirsty for knowledge about how the world worked and how it could be made better.

The reason is that, since they have to pay the smallest price for health, the planner could always reallocate resources in such a way that these agents could be made better-off, increasing this way the social welfare.

It seems like we're constantly taught by the Brits how we could be making better television shows and this has all those lessons rolled up into one neat little package.

According to many Republicans, several White House officials could be making better judgments, even on matters as basic and essential as the style of Mr. Bush's public appearances, which do not cast him as suitably presidential in some Republicans' eyes.

Back to Article 3.   That gun control is a public health issue as well as a political issue is obvious, and the case could not be made better than it was by Nick Kristof this past Sunday.

In high school, there was rarely a problem that couldn't be made better with egg rolls.