Sentence examples for insists better from inspiring English sources

Each of the bank's six divisions is, Mr Dimon insists, better off because of the other five.

All this talk of bringing back characters whose stories reached natural conclusions in Breaking Bad is a bit of a worry, but Gould insists Better Call Saul will be its own animal.

It is, he insists, a better indicator of a firm's underlying valuation than proven reserves alone.

Capitalism, the 82-year-old Wertheimer insists, is better equipped than politics and diplomacy to solve the conflict that has rocked Israel since its founding.

It is, they insist, much better than they ever expected.

When Northern Foods' management tried to insist on better terms, the grocers went elsewhere.

"There is," he insisted, "no better way to get to know the heat of the stove".

Do the GPs mobilise to insist on better performance from the hospitals?

"My message is that they ought to insist on better," Cameron told BBC Radio 5 Live.

Apple has promised to insist on better working conditions.Ask about Apple inside China, however, and you hear little but praise.

And third, only institutions have the clout to insist on better corporate governance at firms in which they invest.