Sentence examples for exploited better from inspiring English sources
James Rodríguez twice moved inside from his left channel to sweep the ball across midfield, the second time finding Silvestre Varela on the opposing flank in space which he might have exploited better.
Games like this, along with the simple-but-thrilling Kieru, could have been highlighted and exploited better as a draw for visitors who may have found the focus on eSports and YouTube a tad alien.
Newey said the team's problems had been caused by the banning of last year's must-have technology, exhaust-blown diffusers, which Red Bull exploited better than most.
Instead of encrypting each coefficient individually, the available space of n bits can be exploited better when using data packing [36].
It is inconceivable that Red Bull have suddenly lost their way as the sport heads into the final year of a set of regulations which they have understood and exploited better than anyone else since their introduction in 2009.
In Operation Goodwood, Operation Bluecoat, Operation Cobra, Operation Totalize and Operation Tractable the 21st Army Group exploited better the effect of preparatory attacks by strategic bombers by following-up the attacks immediately.
When a genotype is rare, the subenvironments that it exploits better will be relatively abundant.
"In Europe you tend to find people exploiting better regimes, moving to countries to get better rates," Mr. Jones said.
Many companies beginning to discover ways to exploit better technology, in ways that often lead to displacement of existing workers (think of the growing ubiquity of self-checkout at drug and grocery stores).
It ought to be able to exploit better its great educational and technical institutions; a big national biotech gathering due to be held next month, BIO2006, may provide some opportunities for that.
"We want the BBC to exploit better the full scale of its foreign newsgathering capacity," the report said, adding that more programming could be delivered on the BBC News channel and online.
