Sentence examples for be better fixed from inspiring English sources

Companies like Gucci and Max Mara, with their own stores and no-frills management style, may be better fixed than others.

As our understanding of how the body works and how it can be better fixed continues to advance, the hope is that the job involves less tragedy.

The primary hypothesis was that coated pins would be better fixed in the diaphysis.

The claim that in an imperfect world one's hopes are better fixed on the afterlife than on hopes of earthly paradises is official church doctrine.

"Out of tragedy [the Sinai plane bombing and the Paris attacks] is coming a new political alignment, so things are better set for fixing Syria than they were before," he said.

In this case it would be better to fix a price (ie, a tax) and let the quantities vary.

(The average asphalt shingle roof lasts 20 years). Unless they were about to sell, they would be better off fixing the gutters.

Come November, the economy — and who would be better to fix it — will probably be at the forefront of voters' minds.

And yet a proposal for a new county-owned golf course has drawn opposition, with a small group of golfers saying that public funds would be better spent fixing up the county's five existing courses.

Alex Hilton of Generation Rent said: "While renters have borne the brunt of austerity, landlords have enjoyed their own little economy the size of Morocco's supported by subsidies from the UK taxpayer that could be better used fixing the housing crisis".

Democratic leaders, once convinced they could win a clear victory over Republicans, were reduced Wednesday to arguing that allowing interest rates to double would be better than fixing loans to fluctuating market rates.