Sentence examples for visited better from inspiring English sources

When Adam Pervez left IE Business School he embarked on a world tour, vowing to leave each place he visited better than he found it  IF I learned one thing well in business school it wasn't finance, accounting or marketing, it was problem solving.

I am volunteering my way around the world with the goal of leaving each place I visit better than I found it.

If we consider the significance level of 5%, we conclude easily that ZIP fits the number of ANC visits better than the standard Negative Binomial regression.

To access the therapy programme itself, visit Better Conversations with Aphasia, a free e-learning resource (https://extend.ucl.ac.uk).ac.uk

I first visited Kolkata, better known as Calcutta, in 1982 as a backpacking law student.

You'll enjoy the experience more if you've visited – or better still, spent a night in – a real longhouse.

Knopf was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for strategic bombing missions over Munich, Koblenz and Hamburg, places which his parents may have visited in better times.

But studies published in the journal Health Affairs and elsewhere show that KP's embrace of technology (its doctors conducted nearly 9m electronic consultations last year) has resulted in fewer frivolous visits, better medical outcomes and soaring patient satisfaction.

Given these findings [13], [20], control measures, such as the use of DOT [13], [21], more exhaustive clinical follow-up with more visits, better communication between healthcare professionals in different regions to locate transfer-out and lost to follow-up patients, and continued efforts to integrate and assimilate this population should be reinforced.

The reason behind lower prevalence of decayed teeth and higher prevalence of restored teeth among dentists compared to laypersons could be due to better oral hygiene or more frequent dental visits, better access to care and treatment when indicated.

When results were categorised by PHC access (e.g. GPs/capita, range of services) and use (e.g. n out-patient visits), better access to quality PHC resulted in fewer ACSC hospitalisations.