Sentence examples for better abide from inspiring English sources

To help, 10 members of the Forbes Agency Council offer their best advice on how brands can better abide by the new rules of advertising to make sure they maintain visibility online and not alienate customers.

You better abide by the rules because prison isn't a place for heroes.

Truthfully, I can't claim to know when it's best to allow my heart to break all the way, or when I would be better off to abide within my protective reflexes.

Washington may now be in a better position to pressure Congo's belligerents to abide by their 1999 peace accord.

During the choice of the parameter, we abide on the following rule: the better the values of q 1 and q 2 are, the less the sum of conflict between the MDI and SAI on uncertainty region is.

Analysts say they believe that the latest wave of mergers will leave Nasdaq vulnerable in a business that has long abided by the maxim that bigger is better.

It's one thing to abide by policies that don't make things better; it's another to continue with those that actually make things worse.

Rademaker said U.S. officials thought it better just to sign the treaty and rely on countries to abide by it.

— but he knows her better than that, this would be the third circle of Hell for her, she cannot abide parties, she could not abide any friends when she's lost the best one.

Her husband texts: the boys and he have taken shelter at the haunted house; there's tons of food, all their friends, so much fun, she should come!—but he knows her better than that, this would be the third circle of Hell for her, she cannot abide parties, she could not abide any friends when she's lost the best one.

Had our leaders abided by our Constitution, not only would they have better supported our values, they would have been more effective in responding to terrorism.