Sentence examples for needs with better from inspiring English sources

Todd Vernon, co-founder and CEO of VictorOps, said DevOps pros have their own special needs with better access to information and more universal access so people can collaborate wherever they are.

This is at odds with the extensive literature on community participation and accountability in PHC which shows evidence that engaging community groups and community representatives in the provision of PHC tends to result in services that are better tailored to local needs, with better quality, uptake, accountability and health outcomes (Rosato et al. 2008; McCoy et al. 2012; Molyneux et al. 2012).

Amos said that much more support was needed, with better co-ordination and a more long-term approach.

Clearly, further research is needed, with better characterized exposure models, to explore this association in more detail.

The authors suggested then that further studies are needed with better characterization of exposure in that area, and highlighted the prevention consequences for workers and ergonomists/occupational practitioners.

A wider approach is therefore needed, with better education on palliative care and pain management to improve the use of opioids, to standardise the practice of managing cancer pain to minimum standards (Maltoni, 2008; Meyers et al, 2004) and to improve the physician patient communication (Harrington and Smith, 2008).

He needs people with better political antennae.

That means that Kidman is out - we need somebody with better pronounced comedy chops.

She said more midwives were needed, along with better access to family planning and safe and legal abortion services.

Data on prevalence rates, socio-demographic correlates, and putative risk factors in Egyptian population are needed along with better screening tools to inform future research and service development.

Purchasing services at "close-to-client" provider, in this case the primary healthcare network at district level is a good practice, where rural poor can actually use services when needed and with better utilization rate.