Some departments are becoming better at dealing with explosive situations.
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It's about becoming better thinkers, better human beings through learning music.
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Luxury was not an issue, it was about becoming better sportsmen.
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And direct lending is becoming better known as a financing option.
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We can't drag them into becoming better humans — that's their job.
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It could be that we're just becoming better at video games overall.
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The mass-affluent market is becoming better served in other ways, too.
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Women are becoming better educated, better paid and healthier than they were.
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Don't expect your dedication to becoming better to absolve you of all problems.
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The reality is that 3D printers are becoming better and cheaper over time.
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Companies violating the law are becoming better at eluding inspectors, officials also said.
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Like computer chips before them, cameras are becoming better, cheaper, and smaller every year.
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It was a good thing, having other countries believe Americans were becoming better people.
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It's about… I don't want to say becoming better people, because that sounds cheesy.
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The work itself — and becoming better and better at it — is what drives you.
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The answer will entail not just creating better workplaces, but also becoming better people.
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None of those things equate us becoming better human beings or more loving partners.
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I thought of resolutions as a showy commitment to becoming better; simultaneously boastful and hollow.
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Not only are you escaping from your everyday life, you're becoming better for doing so.
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Meanwhile, low-end work is becoming better paid, in part because of higher minimum wages.
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Its design has slowly evolved over the years, with each iteration becoming better and better.
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My journey towards becoming better (read: more socially adept) seems to have stopped to a halt.
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I kind of lost interest in becoming better at playing exclusively and got into that side.
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In fact, the link between skin and stress is becoming better understood in the medical community.
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"It really stems from (jewellers) becoming better at meeting the needs of the Chinese millennials," he said.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is becoming better and better at cross examining us and he is not having it!
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"Robots are becoming better at assembly, cheaper and increasingly able to collaborate with people," the ILO said.
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The authors suggest becoming better consumers by changing our consumption patterns and dematerializing by owning fewer things.
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She criticized the limitations that her conservative society had imposed on women, preventing them from becoming better painters.
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So yes, that means younger people are almost accidentally becoming better-informed simply because they spend more time online.
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The deep dive into his profession helped him realize that becoming better at your job can't always be done alone.
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"Although today's digital cameras are becoming better and better, they are not able to truly reflect the scene," he explains.
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The good thing is that airplanes are becoming better designed, and will require less and less power as time progresses.
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A few months ago, my colleagues and I noticed a surprising trend: American teens keep becoming better and better behaved.
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He eventually relented — noticing how he was becoming better known for the ban itself than for any of his work.
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Regardless of how the changes externally look in each new scene, internally you should be becoming better and more matured.
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It's time to take pride not only in being public land owners but also in becoming better public land funders.
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Women are becoming better educated, and more aware of their marital rights (they now initiate over half of all divorce cases).
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With sales and deaths constantly in the headlines, the oft-lamented "forgotten borough" is becoming better and better known—for heroin.
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I think there are all sorts of ways we can become better people, and I think we are becoming better people.
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On the topic of becoming better, what the biggest improvement we're gonna see from you since the last Diary of the Streets?
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Some of the blame can be attributed to vets simply becoming better at diagnosing the condition, or cats living longer on average.
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And then, after becoming better at it than anyone who had ever done it, realizing that maybe you didn't need the talent.
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"It looks like you and the military is a very open place, and it&aposs becoming better all the time," Johnson said.
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This is what Colbert asked for when he asked for hope: evidence that we could be better, that we were becoming better.
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These were mostly people who had low name recognition, but gained support after becoming better known in the early states or nationwide.
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Even so, the resolutions return every year, particularly the big three: getting in shape, becoming better at work and improving our financial lives.
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Living near certain colonial-era institutions, such as railways or mission stations, also improves children's chances of becoming better educated than their parents.
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The new middle class has a strong sense that the solution to Pakistan's problems lies in becoming better Muslims and instilling Islamic values.
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"The thunderstorm activity is becoming better organized and if this trend continues a tropical or subtropical cyclone could form later today," the NHC said.
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But some Chinese fishing ports have expanded their "maritime militias"—ie, armed civilian vessels—and both China and other coastguards are becoming better armed.
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Similarly, emerging technologies aid law enforcement specialists conducting surveillance of activists through cellphone tracking, signals, and means of monitoring only now becoming better understood.
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Behavioural science psychologists at the University of Chicago may have found the answer to becoming better both at negotiating conflict and winning strangers' trust.
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They've bumped their contact rate up from last year by becoming better at a hitters' key task: swinging only at pitches they can drive.
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Finally, the historical data showing that immigrant flows are becoming better educated — as educational attainment rises in immigrant-sending regions — is relevant to fiscal impacts.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said.
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At its core, the first film was about lonely souls coming together in a tough world, becoming better people together than they ever were apart.
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My incentive for becoming better was as equally basic as a Rocky theme; I wanted to be better than him (when I felt like I wasn't).
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Over time, the system fine-tunes its monitoring and learns from its mistakes and successes, eventually becoming better at finding real breaches and reducing false positives.
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For those who are constantly focused on becoming better versions of themselves, there's no shortage of programs to help you do that, albeit in the short term.
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"It is challenging (to stop them) in the region because of lack of resources," he said, adding that countries are nonetheless becoming better equipped and more prepared.
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Potential reasons for the shift could include more people working into their retirement years, and becoming better educated about the value of delaying their claim, he said.
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With diesel emissions costly to control and battery technologies becoming better and cheaper, VW expects electric cars will reach cost parity with diesels by 2023 or 2025.
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Warren and Sanders almost certainly have an opportunity to improve their numbers here by becoming better known and consolidating baseline party support if they become the nominee.
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"Although once among the most mysterious of dinosaurs, oviraptorosaurs are becoming better understood with the discovery of many new fossils in Asia and North America," the journal said.
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Everyone is at a different level of discovering all the nuances of what the truth of UFOs might be, but by becoming more informed they're becoming better people.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation—the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook told the Stanford graduates.
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I enjoyed becoming better at looking in the background for context clues, and I loved the feeling of anticipation when we didn't know what [the caption] would be.
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Olsen added that he would not take a stand on the current trade spat but was optimistic that the Chinese were becoming better at adopting international trade rules.
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Don't obsess: If taking a consistent look at your spending is new to you, becoming better acquainted with your spending habits might be a little anxiety inducing at first.
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A Walk to Remember satisfies all of the above as the small-town love story of two opposites meeting, falling for each other, and becoming better people for it.
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Despite air support from U.S. and Afghan warplanes, government troops are struggling against the resilient Taliban, with senior government officials saying the insurgents are becoming better trained and equipped.
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More stable democracies support American interests by becoming better trade partners, providing new market opportunities for U.S. businesses, improving global health outcomes, and promoting economic freedom and regional security.
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It can also be reasoned that these workers were able to achieve balance in the first place only after becoming better at managing and establishing boundaries around their time.
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Robert Jackler, a professor of otorhinolaryngology at Stanford, thinks that some of the confusion is because the public is becoming better, but unevenly, informed about e-cigarettes through the media.
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Posthumously, she's becoming better-recognized for her bold nudes, such as those featured in the recent Annemarie Heinrich: Secret Intentions at the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA).
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Buyers have also adapted, becoming better at convincing blue-chip sellers they will be responsible stewards of unwanted units, helping them grow rather than relying on cuts to generate profits.
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The controversy over what to call them was sparked a full year earlier in June of 2018 when details about the Trump regime's family separation policy were becoming better understood.
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But it has over 22 million people covered by its medical plans and is becoming better at figuring out how to squeeze more profit out of them by reducing spending.
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But it covers more than 22 million people with its medical plans and is becoming better at figuring out how to squeeze more profit out of them by reducing spending.
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Those who rejected the mole theory attributed the losses to sloppy American tradecraft at a time when the Chinese were becoming better at monitoring American espionage activities in the country.
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"Fakes are becoming better and better by the day," said Billy Woodward, a StockX user who has collected about 250 pairs of sneakers and is based in San Antonio, Texas.
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If we weren't becoming better Christians and better people, I don't think we would be able to survive a marriage, especially in this day and time, when things are completely different.
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The improved performance is not only down to the low oil price but is also due to airlines becoming better at filling planes and generating extra revenue, IATA head Tony Tyler said.
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Now he's back in Congress and becoming better known for his outspoken advocacy for fiscal conservatism, delivered in frank and accessible terms, and an easy affability with voters from across the spectrum.
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It also means Android and iOS are becoming better at multitasking, and here are the best ways of speeding through whatever it is you need to get done when you're using multiple apps.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said in a Stanford University commencement address in June.
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Everything on Hannah's (Katherine Langford) tapes have been revealed, and Clay (Dylan Minnette) and the rest of his classmates are finding ways to move on — perhaps even becoming better people along the way.
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"Lately it seems this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation – the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," Cook said, according to videos posted online of his speech.
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Smartphones and smartwatches are becoming better at letting us monitor a variety of bodily functions (though Oral Roberts University insists the Fitbits issued to students aren't meant to enforce its policy against premarital sex).
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And while the knowledge of HPV-related cancers in men is gradually becoming better-known—partly because of its increasing prevalence—doctors are still learning new things about the characteristics of the cancer itself.
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"Their commitment to becoming better basketball players has really opened my eyes to them," team president Pat Riley told reporters Thursday when discussing several role players who have stepped up in the past month.
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"Satellite imagery shows that the center of the disturbance is gradually becoming better defined, and it is likely that the system will become a tropical or subtropical cyclone later today," the NHC said on Tuesday.
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OLED TVs seemed forever glued to trade show floors until they finally made the transition into real retail products, and now they're on a familiar trajectory of becoming better, cheaper, and more numerous with each generation.
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That opened the door for Mr. Kafri, who was now single and tagging along with a mutual friend in the hope of becoming better acquainted with Ms. Abou Negm, whom he remembered from their kickball game.
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Better stewards Nonetheless, a better understanding of these obstacles means that academics and non-governmental organizations are becoming better equipped at reaching out to family forest owners and helping them to become better stewards of their land.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook used a Stanford commencement speech yesterday to go after other tech companies, saying "this industry is becoming better known for a less noble innovation — the belief you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," per CNBC.
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"When I heard about WRWR, it excited me, because people across the globe don't know that Pakistan is now becoming better and it has a lot to offer," said Ms. Tariq, 27, who has been riding motorcycles for six years.
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Read more: 'If you can't beat them join them': Elon Musk says our best hope for competing with AI is becoming better cyborgsOne of Zhang's major challenges will be finding new areas of growth as China's ecommerce sector matures, analysts said.
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Earlier in 85033, the Surgeon General called on clinicians to help end the crisis by becoming better educated on safe and effective pain management, by fully screening patients for opioid use disorder, and by raising awareness of opioid abuse as a chronic illness.
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But I think our hope of becoming better people — whether in respect of religion, friendship or justice, or in any number of different ways — rests on the possibility that there is a more straightforward and less self-abasing way to try to believe.
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But I can never escape the sense that Last Week Tonight's default position is that if you know this stuff, you are a better human being, and that by simply becoming better informed, you are superior to those who hear Oliver's message and reject it.
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The leaders hope to raise enough money to have a permanent home eventually; in the meantime, they believe that showing work like Ms. Morisseau's is vital to the theater's becoming better known to Detroiters, suburbanites, and visitors intrigued by the city's much-touted comeback.
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While NextEV is attempting to take on Tesla, Zendrive wants to make roads safer by using sensor technology already built into phones — like accelerometers, gyroscopes and GPS — to capture and analyze driving data and then use that data to coach people into becoming better drivers.
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The new watch has GPS, LTE, a long-lasting battery, the latest Gorilla Glass designed specifically for watches, and a leather strap — but in becoming better in so many ways, the S3 has also become worse in the one aspect that matters to me most: bulk.
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Texas political observers say O'Rourke will need to spend the coming months becoming better acquainted with voters, but they still believe he's the kind of candidate who can drive up turnout for Democrats in the fall and make more inroads for the party in the deep-red state.
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The passage of extensive legislation by New York's City Council on Wednesday, curtailing the previously unchecked powers of Uber and other ride-hailing services, suggests the extent to which the false promises of the sharing economy are becoming better understood and, how much more aggressively they still could be counteracted.
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Although a new chairman and commission is now mostly in place and their views and priorities are becoming better known, compliance departments should remain diligent with their compliance efforts as future changes are likely to take time and talk of relief is just that until it is actually codified by the regulator.
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And Samsung doesn't provide as seamless an experience across all of its products (though it's becoming better at it with apps like Samsung Connect, which provide a one-stop destination for viewing and interacting with your Samsung gadgets.) Nor do Samsung or Google have hundreds of high-profile stores around the world.
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Read more: 'If you can't beat them join them': Elon Musk says our best hope for competing with AI is becoming better cyborgsThe latest hike comes as China allowed the yuan to weaken against the U.S. dollar earlier this month, raising the cost of imports and prompting Washington to label China a currency manipulator.
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And one of the ministers from that time wrote in his autobiography how important it was to do that, because then you took all that shit at the same time and then, as you progressed over the years, you could soften them up a little bit, and then people would perceive you as becoming better and better.
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Although Giancarlo and the rest of the commission appear to be on the same page with the unanimous vote, and their views and priorities are becoming better known, compliance departments should remain diligent with their compliance efforts as future changes are likely to take time and talk of relief is just that until it is actually codified by the regulator.
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Water immersion, an earlier version of cold water immersion (today's first line treatment for EHS), was described by the Greek physician Hippocrates in 400 B.C. But even as today's young athletes and their parents are becoming better informed about the risks of concussion and dehydration out on the field, many believe that heat is merely uncomfortable and do not recognize the dire risks it can present.
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"Everyday, we started to see more news about how machines are becoming better at human jobs, which makes people worried that AI will ultimately lead to mass unemployment by replacing them," Yanardag tells CNBC Make It. "In this project, we playfully wanted to show to the public that we don't have to fear from the AI, but rather, we can work together with AI to achieve the most creative and productive outcomes," says Yanardag.
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Read more:'If you can't beat them join them': Elon Musk says our best hope for competing with AI is becoming better cyborgsElon Musk says the difference between human intellect and AI is comparable to the difference between chimpanzees and humansThe new Chevy Bolt will have more range than the cheapest Model 3 you can buy onlineTesla solar panels also caught fire on an Amazon warehouse, the retail giant said in the wake of Walmart's lawsuit
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