Sentence examples for be better safer from inspiring English sources

Will the new place be better, safer, or just further away from where you hope to go?

For a course that promised to teach drivers to be better, safer drivers, it was a lesson that might cause mayhem on the Long Island Expressway.

As seen in FYI (Summer 1998), three-time World Road Racing Champ Freddie Spencer teaches motorcyclists to be "better, safer street riders".

The school design reflects a policy that requires them to be better, safer and more child friendly than before the disaster, will serve as models for future school construction in the country.

So the minimum standard of treatment for all such injuries has to be "better safe than sorry".

"When you train your whole life for something, dot all your i's and cross all your t's, why wouldn't you be better safe than sorry?

"We decided to be better safe than sorry because we love our dogs here.

The best idea is to stick to the rules and be better safe than sorry.

"Our" kind of hormone replacement was better, safer.

It's better (safer) to run as limited user instead of root/Administrator most of the time.

The guidance was that it was better safe than sorry.