Sentence examples for instill greater from inspiring English sources

Unlike inexpert breeders, Mr. Pearce said, he does not drug the birds to instill greater aggressiveness.

Abandoning the company's traditional insularity will help instill greater discipline, he said, and enhance the value of the brand.

Ms. McGovern's appointment exemplifies a trend in the nonprofit sector to recruit successful business executives in the hope that their expertise will instill greater professionalism and financial acumen in the sector.

The authors contend that such a program would "reassure the markets, keep interest rates low and instill greater confidence and certainty about future tax and spending policies, thereby encouraging businesses to commit their resources to job-creating investment projects".

Adopting a refined version of Nikon's advanced Multi-CAM 1000 AF Module, the AF system's center area wide-frame operation adds inherent focusing options that will instill greater confidence in getting the desired shot.

"What we can say is that Apttus views this development positively and believes Thoma Bravo can instill greater operational excellence, strengthen our market leadership and allow us to continue providing indispensable value to our customers," a company spokesperson told TechCrunch.

Decision-making powers and health units were re-concentrated to instill greater national coherence into the health system.

This program did not instill great confidence in Mr. Sloane's vision.

For environmentalists, in particular, the Ehrlich-Simon story should instill great caution about predictions of imminent scarcity and soaring resource prices.

There he amasses an army, the Sinestro Corps, that he selects based upon their ability to "instill great fear".

Training your kids to give their time or money to local charities or non-profit organizations will instill great character.