Sentence examples for insuring better from inspiring English sources

This would mean insuring better access to affordable preventive health care, including mental health care; subsidized child care and housing; and nutritious food.

Detection of chatter and tool wear is crucial in the machining process and their monitoring is a key issue, for: (1) insuring better surface quality, (2) increasing productivity and (3) protecting both machines and safe workpiece.

This is consistent with the view that blood vessel proliferation is an important strategy in Ethiopian adaptation, insuring better blood flow to tissues and consequently better oxygen delivery.

He had been asked not to stream his broadcast online, to help insure better TV ratings.

There will be a "secret sauce" of some sort, usually a complicated set of mathematical algorithms meant to insure better returns than the market in general delivers.

Most farmers, though, even those with tiny fields, choose to buy newly bred seeds each year, whether genetically engineered or not, because they insure better yields and bigger profits.

The column was cautiously packed with coarse sand (diameter range 0.5 1 mm) to insure better distribution of injected air during air flushing and preventing the sand particles from clogging the orifice where air was introduced.

It is a good indicator species to insure better understanding, in complement with other trophic level contamination studies, of the consequence of a low concentration PAH contamination through the trophic way.

Alternatively, a more direct transfer of knowledge, skills and abilities to the local level, would have insured better local ownership, possibly expanded coverage and may have insured the sustainability and survival of some of the more successful aspects of the programme.

We found that increased doctor visit was significantly associated with health facilities offered by employers, physical accessibility to community health centres affiliated to health insurance, being insured and better self-rated health.

The man and woman should then be free to seek new partners for the next baby; thus insuring a better mix of the gene pool.