Sentence examples for offers for better from inspiring English sources

Colson predicts that Pessoa's writings "will unlikely appeal to Anglo-American philosophers"; his "impressionistic and fragmentary" style offers, for better or worse, "profound insights without logical apparatus".

Showalter, a member of the former comedy troupe the State, writes funny and smartly constructed scenes, but as a director he offers, for better and for worse, a comic actors' showcase.

Mark Few is the 39-year-old basketball coach who copes with high expectations and job offers for better money at bigger universities by casting a fly-fishing line on the Spokane River.

Theoretical and practical implications are offered for better understanding of the role of the IT artifact in online service post-adoption phenomena.

As the union had predicted, the members of Local 54 of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union voted overwhelmingly yesterday to ratify the casino industry's contract offer for better wages and health care benefits.

That said, the movie boasts some great performances (namely Julianne Moore) and does offer, for better or worse, Things To Think About.

The revelation that remote sensing can raise an alarm before contamination threatens human health offers hope for better water monitoring.

This response offers opportunities for better citizen security, increased credibility of state institutions supported by increased public confidence and taxation, and renewed hemispheric partnership.

This research leads to a better understanding of temperature dependence of MoS2 crystallization and offers guidelines for better catalytic material design.

Living in urban areas typically offers opportunities for better education, employment, better accessibility to health care services and adherence to medical treatment.

Additionally, HPV h r testing offers scope for better detection of incomplete excision and residual disease in women who have been treated for CIN.