Sentence examples for be better agrees from inspiring English sources

Supporting proper awareness, education and a culture of safety would be better," agrees Nicholas Boyce, who works with the Ontario HIV and Substance Use Training Program and is a member of the Toronto Research Group on Drug Use.

In its response on Thursday, MetroPCS argued that it had carefully considered alternatives to the T-Mobile deal and reiterated that shareholders would be better off agreeing to the merger than risking the company faltering as an independent concern.

What could be better?" Not everyone agrees, most notably Cablevision, which has fought to block construction of a new stadium a few blocks from the Garden.

Perhaps it would be better if everyone agreed on a common approach.

"It needs to be better quality housing," agreed Michael Cassidy, EDC chair.

It would be better if everyone BOLDLY agreed to eliminate the program.

Our discussions would go something like this: One of us would say, "Our relations ought to be better," and we would agree to that.

I just published an academic article in Investigación Económica arguing that countries with very low income would be better off if they agreed on a global minimum wage than if they continue this race to the bottom.

It is better to agree on a quick sale.

The philosophy of more is better, we agreed, is generally ridiculous.

Davis, who reiterated the government's view that leaving with no deal was better than agreeing to a bad deal, argued that modelling the repercussions of a default to World Trade Organisation (WTO) arrangements was impossible without knowing what mitigation measures could also be put in place.