1.   And some manufacturers and research-oriented physicians warn that the pressure threatens to slow the pace of innovation that produces better equipment.

2.   As more bass tournaments began to be organized, the demands by tournament anglers soon called for larger, faster boats and better equipment.

3.   At the same time companies are generating higher profits, which make more capital available for investment in new enterprises, better equipment and new jobs.

4.   Besides putting top executives to work on the changeovers, GM has installed better equipment that permits greater production flexibility.

5.   Better equipment, more competition and bigger economies of scale will continue to bat down prices for goods and foods.

6.   Better equipment to rent and demo.

7.   Better equipment.

8.   A rich sponsor can simply buy better equipment, personnel and testing time.

9.   But Fadil, the Yale graduate student, said government money spent on the new screening system would be better off spent on other, perhaps better equipment.

10.   Could Theys, who has one top-five finish in his career, have forged a better record with better equipment?