Sentence examples for met better from inspiring English sources

The room felt extremely special, and I had never met better people.

There were police around, but I've never met better natured people in uniform.

The Council of Deans of Health has raised concerns, such as how nursing associates will improve care quality, whether they are the right way to encourage service integration and whether their function could be met better through existing roles.

The other four bites — a dainty tower of thinly sliced crudité on a button of ranch dressing, a tiny slab of confited turkey heart, a crispy morsel of black-truffle turkey skin, and a coin of moist black walnut cake — met better fates.

The debate on surgery versus conservative treatment in type III injuries is not applicable to young athletic individuals, like soldiers in our study, in view of their high functional requirements which are met better with surgical stabilisation.

Moreover, leading Republican members of Congress and some independent economists contended that North Korea's severe energy shortages could be met better and more quickly by alternative kinds of power, such as thermal energy.

Browsing Internet dating services, Linda thinks she needs extensive "work" on her face and arms and tummy, so that she can meet better guys.

On the far left, we will meet "better dead than RED", a reaction to big business that is not wholly unjustified.

Those characters will be allowed to appear only on packaged food products that meet "better for you" criteria established by Nickelodeon's marketing clients.

Ryan Giggs's declaration that Wales will not meet better sides than Uruguay was supposed to put into context his first defeat in charge of his country yesterday.

As the N.F.L. kicks off its annual personnel swap meet, better known as the free-agency signing period, it has gotten an early jump on baring its business side to the masses.