Sentence examples for gathering a better from inspiring English sources
In terms of gathering a better view, a more realistic view, of how other people see you, what I recommend, and what I guide you through in the middle part of my book, which is about being whole, respecting the whole person, is you identify who are the most important people in your life; at work, at home, and the community.
Bit by bit, they're gathering a better and better understanding of how different attitudes, teaching styles and precise types of practice and exercise push people along very different pathways.
The 1940 census included questions that hadn't been asked before, in turn gathering a better sense of the nation's average income, home values, and employment statuses.
Galileo has fared better, gathering a powerful group of backers in Brussels and among industrial and political interests in key member states.
Almécija says that a hand capable of precision grasping was "one of the earliest adaptations" among members of the human line, possibly because it made our ancestors better at gathering a wider variety of foods, and not originally because it made them better toolmakers.
The Villa goalkeeper had better luck in gathering an Edwards shot, though the Wolves midfielder might have done better from a good position.
The comparison of HMOs was done for reasons of information gathering in pursuing a better understanding of the study population and not for casual conclusions.
The Department of the Interior's Minerals Management Service MMSS) recently restarted a long-delayed process to take the first steps toward gathering better information in the Atlantic.
In his dissertation work, Father Greeley tried to help answer controversial questions by gathering better data.
So maybe rather than propose new theories, we should spend our money gathering better information".
The Rams kept gathering better players, and this season placed the offense into the hands of Mike Martz, the new offensive coordinator who arrived from the Washington Redskins.
