So if you are very rich and want to be nice to your heirs, it would be better to commit suicide in 2010 than to wait to die in 2011.
But if we watch with horror and then simply promise to be better, we commit a dangerous kind of fraud in not learning more.
A few thinkers writing about aesthetics have, however, conjectured that we would be better off without committing ourselves to the existence of works.
For our purposes, it'd be better if Mama were committed to her craft.
Obama will probably talk about speeding these trials up; it would be better still if he committed to moving some of them to our regular, civilian courts.
The industry can be better and Intel is committed to being better and leading the industry forward.
Be kind to each other: It is better to commit faults with gentleness than to work miracles with unkindness.
It will cost more, perhaps double, but it's better than committing the same errors and replicating the same vulnerability".
The value investor is interested in whether it is better to commit capital to one firm versus another and here, obviously, understanding the many details of a specific company is essential to obtain the appropriate margin of safety that protects the investors against a permanent impairment of capital.
The Mayor insists he is prepared to make that bold decision but the question he is grappling with is whether it is better to commit to an annual drain on the taxpayer or be accused of selling off the iconic venue to a wealthy football club far too cheaply. .
