Sentence examples for senior better from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately they [the yes side] lost because they didn't have an economic argument," one senior Better Together source said.

Koppelman senior, better known for running EMI Music in the 1990s and Martha Stewart Omnimedia in the 2000s, makes a cameo appearance in the episode along with Perry Weitz, name partner in Weitz & Luxenberg, one of the nation's most powerful asbestos plaintiff law firms.

Those senior, better educated, without working experience in epidemic prevention station tended to have a relative higher self-assessment.

Analysis of the data showed that a lack of women in senior, better-paid roles was a key contributing factor.

Addressing claims about men's under-representation at the university, the letter said secretarial and support work were demeaned as "women's work" whereas men dominated senior, better-paid roles.

"Ultimately this is a philosophical debate about whether you stand for greater or lesser government control as we devise a plan to help seniors better afford their medicines," Mr. Ryan said.

State adoption of these initiatives will ensure that seniors better understand the commitment they make when buying an annuity, giving them security in knowing that their decisions are informed and wise.

With the latest Apple Watch Series 4, Apple has added features such as fall detection and the ability to detect irregular heart rhythms, helping seniors better monitor their health and wellbeing.

It was found that pre-seniors living in the community reported more oral health impacts than seniors even though the oral health of pre-seniors was better than that of seniors [ 23].

The Taliban's senior leadership, better informed, may well be less optimistic about their prospects—although most Afghans yearn for peace, few want to see the return of the Taliban to Kabul.

The round also was the lowest of Mason's senior career, better than the 65 he shot in the opening round of his victory in the N.F.L. Golf Classic in May.