Sentence examples for does it take better from inspiring English sources

Not only does it take better account of the terminal impedances but the designer has additional degrees of freedom allowing improved matching.

What does it take to move toward a better level of performance?

People say, 'How long did it take you to get better?' I'm still not better.

I still have roles where I have to bulk up — like right now, I'm preparing to play a big musclebound priest who died of a rare muscular disease — but I have to be smarter about how I do it and take better care of my body.

It does not allow comparisons between different contexts due to its broad nature, but it does take better account of the complexity of governance and is more flexible in that it includes all relevant aspects compared to other approaches based on standardised indicators.

It is still unclear whether the Pentagon can overcome the technological hurdles for an effective missile defense, and even if it does, it could take the better part of a decade to start putting such a system in place.

Now, it's important to note that a higher megapixel count does not mean it'll take better pictures.

Of course, because what we really want to do here is take better care of people.

Finding out exactly what you want to do will help you take better steps to do it.

The Alaska SPCA doesn't oppose the Iditarod, she writes in an email to MNN, but it does want the state to take better care of all its animals — including sled dogs.

By doing so, they can take better advantage of innovation opportunities than start-ups can.