Sentence examples for much better set up from inspiring English sources

Müller compares Italy with Sweden, where, she says, "things are much better set up" with "more day care centres".

Therefore, it would be much better to set up an oil fund.

This is such a terrible name that the industry has started calling it Wi-Fi (for wireless fidelity, which is not much better).To set up a Wi-Fi network in your home or office, you simply buy a base station, plug it into a phone socket or a high-speed Internet connection and hang it on a wall.

BARRY Yeah, Darlene thought it was much better to set up the sequel with Jake.

In particular, if you have someone who you need to submit receipts to, it is much better to set up a new Facebook account so that you don't have to share passwords.

That'll put you in much better position to set up your spin move.

We're pretty much set up for poop obsession.

Its better to set up an alarm system too.

Politics surrounds institutions for the simple reason that while inclusive institutions may be good for the economic prosperity of the nation, some people or groups....may be much better off by setting up institutions that are extractive" (p. 79).

In my heart, I have lusted after metal and glass boxes; I have gone to audio shows in New York and Las Vegas those strange affairs, both depressing and elating, in which manufacturers and local retailers take over emptied-out hotel rooms (carpets are necessary; much better for the sound) and set up their equipment in front of curtained windows.

"The original aims of having parents and teachers involved in setting them up has only been somewhat realised too; this isn't necessarily a problem though – academic trusts may be in a much more informed and better resourced position to set up and run schools".