Sentence examples for endorsed better from inspiring English sources

So far, only Renault has publicly endorsed Better Place's plan, agreeing to supply cars with easy-to-swap batteries and working closely with the company in order to make the 2011 goal.

So far, only Renault has publicly endorsed Better Place's plan, agreeing to supply cars with easy-to-swap batteries and working closely with the company to reach its 2011 commercial debut.

It should be considered that variation in primary caregiver and teen ratings of HRQOL (teens endorsed better physical functioning) may have played a role in the inconsistent findings.

Subjects with unfavorable tumor characteristics and under HT also reported worse UB scores, while those treated with NS-RP endorsed better UB compared with those undergoing non-NS surgery.

And even parents who say they enthusiastically endorse better food in schools often play the role of saboteurs.

In conclusion, it was found that the addition of the nano-organoclay allows improving the proprieties of silane grafted clays nanocomposites, which can endorse better interfacial adhesion between the organoclay and the polypropylene and their great spatial dispersion-distribution.

We'll get more involved in the political process so we can endorse better candidates in the future, and we'll work together to help instead of hurt each other.

Demand that new drugs for children be registered; that global guidelines be rapidly updated to endorse better treatment for children; that donors prioritize funding initiatives that focus on this vulnerable population; that post-exposure prevention measures become a part of routine care.

No other characteristics were significantly associated with endorsing better management of physical symptoms.

In late November, the mayors of San Francisco and other major Bay Area cities endorsed the Better Place network to help create an electric recharging network by 2012.

"In this election, not being endorsed is better than being endorsed, because of the toxic political situation," said Russ Stewart, who writes a local political column for the Nadig newspapers in Chicago.