Sentence examples for instill better from inspiring English sources

To instill better habits, the car rates the driver's attentiveness as it goes, with bars like those on a cell phone.

Dr. Loraine Stern, co-editor of "The American Academy of Pediatrics Guide to Your Child's Nutrition" (Villard, 1999), said: "We know that families that sit together and have civilized meals can instill better eating habits.

–J.N. and W.P.B. Businesses now hire professional etiquette teachers to instill better manners in their workers.

The resulting analogues were tested for anti-tuberculosis activity yielding compounds with comparable anti-tuberculosis activity to ethambutol and increased lipophilicity that may instill better tissue penetration and serum half-life.

Some of the police in there acted like life coaches by trying to instill better morals in us.

Start by taking these nine wrong money moves to heart, and strive to instill better habits (and lessons) instead -- just in time for back-to-school season.

It's that they instill habits better —industriousness, self-discipline, etc. Remember employers don't pay more for college graduates because of what those graduates may have learned about Milton, valuable though that is.

Rather than rely on goal-line technology, Platini says the solution is putting an extra official (referee) on the goal lines, as well as to instill a better sense of respect for the word of the referee.

Amazon isn't likely to instill a better management system.

Her role was ultimately that of an artist using words and melody to instill hopes for a better future for all.

Their emotions are stable and absent of excessive anxiety (Bono and Judge 2004), which instill faith in a better future on the part of followers (Shamir et al. 1994).