Sentence examples for which better serves from inspiring English sources

Which better serves the task of bringing a new cuisine to the widest possible audience?

Which organisation do viewers most value, and which better serves the public good – the BBC or News Corporation, BSkyB's parent company?

When the former pushes for publication in the high impact journals this can often be at odds with ways of communicating research which better serve the latter.

The first year of the consumer review process led to the funding of three out of twelve research funding applications that would not have been previously considered, but which better served the needs of the community.

A federal bankruptcy judge will decide which offer better serves bondholders and employees.

Top universities in China and universities which receive strong financial support from the government are either technically competent enough to develop their own communication platforms which can better serve their purposes or are financially strong enough to purchase the platforms from software companies to meet their needs.

By placing climate change within disaster risk reduction, while using the prominence of climate change to promote and achieve wider development agendas, a long-term perspective is supported in which related research better serves policy and practice and vice versa.

Now he appears a generous and confident captain, which may better serve England's purposes.

Opening of the revamped and – for the first time, round-the-clock – Aqueduct Raceway subway station on the A line, which will better serve Resorts World casino patrons.

At Kisii district prison – which is better served than most - there is only one government-employed nurse and one clinical officer for 1,200 inmates, 350 officers and 2,000 civilians from the local area.

"Once complete, Wokingham will have a much improved station which will better serve the needs of passengers for many years to come".