The phrase 'provide way' is not technically correct in written English.
You could use the phrase 'provide a way' for more clarity. For example: The new system provides a way for employees to request leave more easily.
The second- or third- or fourth-best candidate who isn't a jerk is going to ultimately provide way more value.
Our two-way trade is going to be $100 billion, we should be looking at doubling that, that's going to provide way more benefit to India than the $2 billion retroactive tax.
Universe will provide way for AI researchers to develop and test algorithms capable of learning to perform a broad range of tasks—a step towards more general types of artificial intelligence.
are able to become solid businesses and provide way more value product-wise than if they'd gone general.
Sure, they won't reach the same market size and won't be trillion-dollar companies, but we've already seen that many vertical networks focused on interests (bikers, golfers, etc). are able to become solid businesses and provide way more value product-wise than if they'd gone general.
The problem is that in an attempt to be controversial and sell newspapers, they often neglect the facts and provide way too much of their own personal opinions.
He says, "They provide ways of putting faith in practice.
Race (and tattoos) provide ways of doing so.
Publishers should provide ways to recognize reviewers for their contributions.
The former provide the means to express algorithms, and the latter provide ways to organize information.
And the trip had to provide ways for singles to interact with one another.
