Sentence examples for promotion better from inspiring English sources

Conor McGregor is brilliant at promotion, better able to crawl under the skin or in the head of almost any fighter around.

And by cross-training library employees to meaningfully assist job seekers, we could also provide a pathway for promotion, better earnings and improved career skills for many of our librarians and their assistants.

It is possible that in the two decades since most earlier studies were undertaken that diarrhea disease rates have decreased in Africa due to interventions such as safe-water promotion, better hygiene, increased measles vaccination coverage, and reduced malnutrition [6].

In fact, studies have demonstrated that nurses choose to migrate out of Lebanon to enjoy a more supportive work environment, autonomy in decision making, career development and promotion, better salary levels, and greater commitment to nursing excellence [ 31].

If this cycle just keeps on continuing and you keep feeling used up with nothing but platitudes and carrots in return, it is probably time to pull up stakes and shift on to where you will get that raise, promotion, better job etc. Don't hang around forever hoping; if it hasn't already happened, it probably never will.

Although these problems may be fixed by designing the promotions better, there are some longer-term worries.

As a guest you will over time see interesting promotions, better services and so on.

A good reputation leads to promotions, better relationship with the family, trust from others, etc. Place any medals, trophies, and other kind of stuff here.

Weidenfeld focused much of his energies on the promotion of better understanding between Britain, France and Germany.

The outcome of that debate is visible in the remains of the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall, better known these days as the A-bomb Dome.

And as a Wal-Mart personnel manager, she said it became apparent to her "that the male employees were given many more opportunities for promotion and better pay than the female employees".