Sentence examples for be better to ask from inspiring English sources

I decided it might be better to ask liberals what they liked about conservatism.

Instead of defending biology and evolution, it might be better to ask the proponents of intelligent design if they truly want science to be the arbiter of religion.

So my idea was if a suitable poet wasn't available maybe it would be better to ask a distinguished writer from another field".

Charles Glass, a commentator on the Middle East, suggested in a recent column in The Guardian that rather than lifting the U.S.-European arms embargo on Syria, it would be better to ask Russia and Iran to join it.

At the critical point, doctors often demand, "What do you want us to do for your loved one?" It would be better to ask, "What do you think your loved one would want us to do in a situation like this?" This simple change lifts the moral load from the family's shoulders and helps achieve treatment based on a patient's desires.

Wouldn't it be better to ask a simple question?

It's better to ask than to assume.

"But for the long-term investors it is better to ask the questions first".

I've found it's better to ask for help than to keep quiet.

Rather than read reviews, it's better to ask: 'What do I think?

Benatar thinks that it's better to ask sub-questions: Is life worth continuing?