Sentence examples for direction of better from inspiring English sources

"But if you set a different goal, one you can achieve, you'll feel good and be moving in the direction of better health".

This is a step in the direction of better tax policy, but it also means the loss of the A.M.T. as a potent reminder of just how in need of reform the tax code is.

This is an important step in the direction of better privacy controls.

That could imply that Walmart is working — more broadly speaking — in the direction of better tying up its online presence with its retail stores in new ways.

The associate dean wrote Your Money Or Your Life, in which he advocated a modest idea: that a small percentage of Medicare payments should be based on performance, thereby pushing the system in the direction of better value.

OpenSignal – London The OpenSignal app helps users get better signal on their mobile phone through a suite of tools including the ability to see the direction of better cell signal in real time and the location of nearby free Wi-Fi hotspots.

"When you're very young you think you can become anything you want to be - an astronaut or a ballerina or the next David Beckham," she says, "but as I went through university, I started worrying about managing to get published and how hard it might be to make a living, and this made me move in the direction of better-paid careers in the business world".

The very goal of good nutrition guidance at point-of-purchase is to empower better health by moving in the direction of a better diet, one well informed choice at a time.

One step — no matter how slight — in the direction of a better future.

"Things are moving in the direction of getting better," said Eric Fox, vice president for statistical and economic modeling for the consultant Veros.

The principle of conciliarism and the readiness of the popes to appear publicly as equals of Eastern patriarchs as in the meetings between Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I in the 1960s represent significant moves in the direction of a better understanding between Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism.