Sentence examples for missions more from inspiring English sources

Regulars are better trained, better equipped and expected to execute their missions more professionally.

The 38-year-old British mother of three had traveled to Somalia on humanitarian missions more than 40 times in five years, including during two pregnancies.

While he reserved the right to act unilaterally in a world where threats are "more diffuse and missions more complex," he said, "America alone cannot secure the peace.

But teasing out details about numerous planets, moons, asteroids, comets and other bodies requires flying many more missions more often than in the past.

We pledged to make NATO more effective in carrying out its missions; more efficient in the way it uses its resources, and more engaged with the wider world to tackle global challenges such as terrorism, proliferation and cyber warfare.

It is also, however, part of the winding down of the shuttle program, which will have just a dozen missions more after this one to complete the station and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope before 2010.

That will be Ahrendts's mission: more Burberry, less Borg.

At no time was that mission more successful than in November 1993, when Nirvana took the stage.

The share transfer instead yields "flexibility to execute our mission more effectively," Zuckerberg wrote.

My guess is that the overwhelming majority understand their mission more than those back home.

Specifically, they said, Icann needs to define its mission more clearly and adopt language that limits its scope of power.