Sentence examples for proponents better from inspiring English sources

Well, I have to say, if the House health reform bill does come down to a single vote, reform proponents better hope like hell that single vote doesn't have to come from Eleanor Holmes Norton!

Algae, being aquatic, are more fiddly to grow, but promise a high-quality product, oil, that will not need much treatment to become biodiesel.One of the leading proponents of better grasses is Ceres, a firm based in Thousand Oaks, California.

"He and the others at Wood & Co. have been among the most forceful proponents of better regulation of the Czech market".

That disappointed proponents of better relations between the United States and Iran after more than three decades of acrimony.

Dynamic consent is argued by its proponents to better meet the specifications of autonomy embedded in informed consent requirements compared with broad consent.

A proponent of better wages for low-income workers, he has voted to exempt hundreds of thousands of small businesses from paying the minimum wage to new employees.

Yet, as he guided his wife and 13-year-old son through the remnants of the grim jail known as the Hanoi Hilton, Mr. McCain, long a proponent of better relations with Vietnam, betrayed feelings still raw a quarter of a century later.

In this sense, the proponent is better off not offering the bribe: there is no guarantee of receiving a favor in exchange for payment.

Animal proponents say that better noncage methods could be developed and that price is not the ultimate issue anyway.

The movement of playing classical music from centuries past on instruments of the day has reached an expert level, with few better proponents than John Eliot Gardiner and his ORCHESTRE RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE ET ROMANTIQUE.

Ideas will be communicated more rapidly and refined better, proponents say, and the informal collaborative tools will make it easier to identify the smartest talent that contributes the most.