Sentence examples for to strike better from inspiring English sources

They have also argued the bigger companies would offer more competitive products, partly because the companies would have more clout to strike better deals with health-care providers.

The company hopes that in five years' time everybody in the country will be within two kilometres of a cellular phone.Mobile phones are not only releasing a wave of entrepreneurialism in developing countries; they are also helping people to escape the greed of middlemen by providing them with the information they need to strike better bargains.

For example, the budget called for allowing prescription drug plans to have more flexibility to exclude drugs and strike better deals.

Last year, the bank announced a $2bn partnership with the People's Bank of China, known as the Africa Growing Together Fund, which will use AfDB's policies, procedures and safeguards to help African governments strike better deals with Chinese investors.

Yet at the same time, they want to strike a better work-life balance.

He promised to "strike a better balance between growth and returns for shareholders".

"The government will develop policies to strike a better balance between north and south".

Four years ago it ordered those in the area to strike a better balance between the environment and commercial activity.

To strike a better trade-off between the network throughput and fairness, we design a novel multi-channel assignment algorithm, targeting at maximizing the minimal data sending rate.

We were in the process of reviewing this to try to strike a better balance when the April 1 collision occurred".

He joined the National Amalgamated Union of Shop Assistants, Warehousemen and Clerks in 1935 and was instrumental in persuading colleagues to strike for better conditions.