Sentence examples for extend better from inspiring English sources

Kmart concluded its most recent fiscal year with declining sales in its stores and fury among some of its vendors, who said they had not been paid on time or had been pressed to extend better terms to Kmart.

The state is taking small steps toward extending better protection to apartment building residents.

Given the popular assumption that a region is complex if and only if it is extended (better: not-point-like), this amounts to the claim that simple things do not have extended exact locations roughly, that there are no extended simples.

The point of the matter here is that by addressing the question of what she could do that would make a difference that required no one's permission other than her own, Donna was able to make her own life better as well as extend a better quality of experience to those with whom she interacts.

To extend and better understand the experimental work, this paper presents an analytical study of the compressive behavior for BRBF central gusset plate connections using the finite element computer program ABAQUS.

These results should extend our better understanding the interaction between PRRSV and host MARC-145 cells.

The ROS generation involved NF-κB activation with time dependent in MARC-145 cells infected with YN-2011, which should extend our better understanding the interaction between PRRSV and host MARC-145 cells.

To extend and better define this subset, we examined splicing of tandem 3′ss on endogenous transcripts (Akerman and Mandel-Gutfreund 2007) (Supplemental Table 3), minigenes with competing 3′ss (Kralovicova et al. 2006b; Kralovicova and Vorechovsky 2007), and a CUED1 transcript as a positive control, in which U2AF35 depletion promoted intron-distal 3′ss (Pacheco et al. 2006a).

It's extending Quay to offer better support for Kubernetes-based applications, which can often include multiple container images (plus the configuration files to make them all work together).

He wants more pedestriansiation, priority for buses, "permeable routes" for cyclists and an "extended, but better targeted" congestion charge zone.

Bangladesh can adapt to this increase in sea levels (pdf) at moderate expense by repairing, extending and better maintaining its 7,000 kilometer-long system of coastal dikes.