Sentence examples for were now better from inspiring English sources
A senatorial report out this week said French authorities were now better equipped to tackle terrorism but underlined "real failings" in the fight against "Muslim radicalism" and Salafism.
The stability report said banks in advanced economies had become safer in recent years and were now better placed to withstand financial strain.
One opposition leader in exile, whose assertions could not be immediately confirmed, said that weapons were also being smuggled to Syria from Lebanon, Turkey and Iraq, and that defectors were now better armed and financed.
For example, researchers were now better able to map infection rates with the occupation of the people infected, and their access to health facilities, which meant more tailored programmes could be developed.
He then got involved in the marketing: "As the vineyards were now better organised, I could take more time to travel... My first trip to the UK was with my father, in 1950.
Charlie Bean, who retires next month after 14 years at the Bank, said current low levels of volatility were "eerily reminiscent" of the run-up to the financial crisis, but argued that banks were now better able to withstand shocks.
Women were now better-educated.
Israel is now better prepared.
Good enough is now better than great.
Smaller -- and cheaper -- is now better.
