Sentence examples for formally better from inspiring English sources

The assumption behind the study was that the sources of stress would be different between qualified and N-R C nursing staff, and that this would lead to N-R C staff being more prone to burnout than their formally better qualified colleagues.

So, usually those found informally rather than being "allocated" formally work better.

The irony is that in the late 80's and early 90's, as videos became more formally sophisticated and better produced, they were played less and less on MTV.

It's a place where what everyone else is arguing over gets argued over more formally and in slightly better language.

Perhaps we could be better at formally accepting emoticons as part of language, too.

The Latvian currency has been pegged to the euro for years and its government argues that since all eurozone decision-taking shapes economic and fiscal policy in the country it would be better to join formally, to be able to take part in decisions.

A large percentage of participants reported trying to look better and dress formally when stressed.

As shown in Table 1, during PSC, participants tried to look better (76.7%), dressed formally (61.2%), or fashionably (56.6%).

In these regards, we fully acknowledge and recognize the need for further investigations to better assess and formally evaluate the clinical utility of extended injection-to-scan acquisition time intervals in various diagnostic F-FDG PET/CT oncologic imaging applications.

He added that "All Solomon Islanders will now be better able to formally register themselves as legal citizens, easily trace their identities, access relevant services and for the government the database system will greatly enhance the development of their social and economic policies and decision making".

Beatification looks even better: 50% of those formally recognised to have entered heaven are women.