Sentence examples for doing better by from inspiring English sources

We are always capable of doing better by one another.

Anxious greens switched to another losing cause, mitigating climate change, and the Hard Rock Café took down its sign.The world is now doing better by its forests.

"I think we'd be doing better by emphasising ways of reducing poverty rather than by sensationalising the issue by saying how much the very rich people are worth".

"More teachers and parents are using ARIS, a large majority of principals and educators say it helps students improve, and New York City students are doing better by every measure".

Anyway, he is not sure which region Northamptonshire would be better off in: the bit of the DETR that finances local councils is slightly more generous to those it thinks are in the costly South-East; but the county may be doing better by being seen as part of the East Midlands when it comes to arts funding.Similar confusion abounds across the realm.

The government's wrongs prevented them from doing better by her.

Europe does better by passengers.

AMERICA could do better by its mothers.

He must do better by Sir George.

We simply have to do better by them".

The egg definitely did better by the precious fungus.