Sentence examples for states better from inspiring English sources

THE Economic Community of West African States, better known as ECOWAS, has a notoriously tricky job.

Are authoritarian states better equipped than democracies to govern effectively in times of crisis?

GOP lawmakers argue that states better understand species within their borders and should take a leading role in protecting them.

The Economic Community of West African States, better known as ECOWAS, a 15-country regional body, is also gaining clout as a mediator.Yet Nigeria refuses outside intervention.

Palaszczuk denied playing politics with the proposal, which could potentially leave states better off financially if they were allowed to broaden their tax base.

In other words, while proponents argue that block grants let states better respond to their residents' needs, the results show significant inequality across the states.

Frankly, we will need him to burn as much as possible in solid red states--better he spend $10 million in Texas than another $10 million in Ohio.

Is the United States better off?

At least I don't, and I like to think that I know the United States better than many Englishmen.

Percentage of 2018 voters who said increasing diversity made the United States better, worse, or made no difference.

But he has also chosen to head the 15-country Economic Community of West African States, better known as ECOWAS, the main regional mediating club.