Sentence examples for get a better start from inspiring English sources

Team GB get a better start than the last one.

Research shows that more equal countries suffer less crime and violence, and standards of child get a better start in life.

A spokeswoman added: "It will help the poorest children get a better start in life as their parents will be better resourced to provide the care they need from the day they are born". But the group was disappointed that Mr Brown did not extend the higher rate of child benefit to subsequent children.

The idea of using well-known and validated catalogs of NFR requirements to create instances of software concerns may help the developers to get a better start point to maintain their own catalogs of software concerns.

Today, as it becomes clearer that the dominant approaches to school reform of the last 30 years -- standardized testing, charters and "choice" -- are fundamentally bankrupt, it is clear that teaching artists can be an enormous resource for making schools places where children learn better and get a better start in life.

Using telecoms technology to deliver relevant information and services, the initiative can help Thai children get a better start in life.

"Lewis got a better start," he said.

And the Seattle Mariners couldn't have gotten a better start to a doubleheader sweep.

"They are very difficult to beat". "Lewis got the better start" Nico Rosberg, who finished second: "Lewis just got a better start, fair play.

"In race two I got a better start, the one I was hoping for in the first race.

He got a better start than me in the last race and I plan to get a better one than him.