Sentence examples for struggled better from inspiring English sources

The interview protocol examined ways the prospective teachers helped students who struggled better understand mathematics.

Braun had an incentive to put the case behind him; he is young, his team was struggling — better serve the suspension and be clear next season.

Gordon Brown is to highlight Scotland's age "timebomb" on Tuesday as he makes his first public foray into the struggling Better Together campaign with a speech designed to persuade the country's pensioners that they will be better off staying part of the UK.

Researchers have long struggled for better ways to help patients who are chronically prone to panic or anxiety.

Even Twain himself – for all his international travels – would have struggled to better the array of dishes turned out by an immaculate galley.

Nothing conveys that struggle better than Madonna's attire last month at the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum.

However, speaking exclusively to The Independent on Sunday, he added that some hospitals were coping better than others, and those that were struggling needed "better leadership" more than extra money.

They are fighting and struggling for better lives.

The shortage of such courses comes as Texas is struggling to better prepare students for college.

When I was struggling against better or bigger players, I kept going because that was going to make me great.

Errors and awkwardnesses tend to be forgiven, because we know what the author is struggling towards better than they do.