Sentence examples for be better for a while from inspiring English sources

For example, if your job is making you seriously ill with stress, the alternative of being unemployed might be better for a while.

"It was better for a while".

Greene tweaks Mill's argument, suggesting that "being the satisfied fool is – or may be – better for the fool, while being Socrates is better for the rest of us".

For example, these simulations suggest that using GMAP for contig-to-genome alignments would be better for detecting PTDs, while using BLAT would be better for detecting ITDs.

There will be decisions you need to face that will be better for being informed while you can still think clearly.

"But I've been better for quite a while now," Holly says, doting on her grandson.

"I'm more of a hands-on kind of person, and I realized getting into a trade or a skill would be better for me," said Abraham Sepulveda, 17, while taking a break from a plumbing shop.

Finally, after the criticism mounted, Mr. Bennett said "told them that under the circumstances, it would be better for them to be off the payroll a while".

The security situation remained "difficult" for Americans in Libya, Mr Magarief added, noting: "It may be better for them to stay away for a little while".

C=0.1 is slightly better for arousal and EmoFt, while C=1.0 seems to be better (for the harder) valence task.

This method might be better suited for patterns that use a double stitch, while the other alternate method mentioned in this article tends to be better for single stitch patterns.