Sentence examples similar to put in better terms from inspiring English sources

We've put in better water and better roads.

It's clear that the $400bn we have offered the government will be enough to deal with the next year or so, but it would be better to put in place long-term accountability mechanisms to deal with this once and for all.

The more you put in, the better your drawing will look, since campsites are rarely sparse in terms of the landscape.

I don't gamble, but if I showed up at the Mandalay Bay tomorrow and the casino agreed to front me ninety-five bucks for every fiver I put in, and promised me better payout terms on top of it, I'd be a drunken craps hound within minutes.

If she can put in on her own terms at her own level, maybe she can get through it a little better".

To unambiguously cover cases of retrodiction, the assumption is better put in terms of the unobserved resembling, in relevant respects, the observed.

Put in crasser terms: douchebag music.

can be put in the terms and conditions.

Or, put in economic terms, to correct the market distortion.

The vote that we cast to elect our City Council members is the same powerful vote that put in place their term limitations, for better or worse.

"We've put in a better offer.