Sentence examples for internally better from inspiring English sources

Third, that GE's large portfolio gave it preferential access to funds and allowed it to allocate capital internally better than if the businesses stood alone.

"Germany needs to be able to generate these sorts of people internally better than it does today," said Eckhard Wurzel, an economist at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

"The survey shows that CEOs hired internally have better business results over the long term than those who are brought in," she says.

Richard Rogers famously lives in a grand Georgian house on Royal Avenue in Chelsea, a Grade II-listed building that he was allowed, many years ago now, to alter internally, the better that its main room – the piazza, as he likes to call it – could be triple height and expansive enough for the riding of bicycles by small children.

Generally speaking, these phones retain the prior model's exterior design, but are fitted internally with better, faster guts.

The company says Facebook will employ the phone number internally to better identify WhatsApp users on Facebook, so it can recommend friends or show targeted advertising.

In fact, much of the time, the BBC internally is far better than this.

Lacking is the equal importance of teaching children to begin to internally self-monitor better.

This should help the agency regain public credibility and work better internally.

Rouse: After the first two years and what happened in the midterm election, he felt that now we ought to try to focus more on process and try to get thing working better internally.

"If you can cool the brakes better internally, if you can run a smaller brake duct scoop — because you don't need as much air because you are more efficient — more air goes to the diffuser and you gain downforce".