Sentence examples for make a better job from inspiring English sources

The parent banks usually make a better job than local supervisors of overseeing their new subsidiaries.

But how can Mr Kerry make a better job of the subject?Some of his reshaped strategy looks obvious.

She has got to make a better job of her parenting, as education is vital to a child's future.

I desperately wanted to get through it so I could make a better job of my life.

"She might make a better job of it, but she's less likely to put bums on seats", says Andy.

If so, they might well have expected to make a better job of relations with the natives than had the horrid Portuguese Catholics.

The Golden Notebook "There is no doubt fiction makes a better job of the truth".

The country remains vulnerable to swings in the price of diamonds, but it has made a better job of diversifying than most third-world mineral producers.

Yet we would still be there, smack-bang on Usain's shoulder, had the event schedulers made a better job of it.

Hazard's penalty was struck so poorly that Speroni, having got his hands to the ball, might have made a better job of holding on to it.

The Czechs made a better job than most of opening the archives of their communist-era secret police and trying to keep ex-spooks away from high office (see article).