Sentence examples for be better to help from inspiring English sources

It may be better to help women gain enough experience to be good candidates for directorships to begin with.

"It would be better to help people, particularly women, to become emancipated and demand more rights for themselves.

But some have argued that doling out cash to forest-dwellers is too crude an approach; it may be better to help non-forest areas yield more crops, or to concentrate on restoring marginal land to farming.

"Rather than predicting the end of the world, the LGA would be better to help councils deliver the savings from improved procurement, joint working and better property management".

It's better to help them than take our money to Switzerland".

To help leaders in Greece resist that temptation, the troika's reasoning goes, it is better to help them service the debt immediately.

But, lacking the requisite evidence, "it's better to help them when they get back than it is to leave them alone".

I reckoned that as a woman, it was better to help martyrs' families and the displaced people flooding to our district.

The Government insists it is better to help neighbouring countries such as Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq cope as Syrians flee across their borders.

"Since we cannot prevent people from racing Corvettes," the engineer wrote, "maybe it is better to help them do a good job at it".

Before the summit, the prime minister argued it was better to help more refugees in their own region than resettle a smaller number, and said the UK was the second biggest humanitarian donor to camps in the countries around Syria.