Sentence examples for better answer the from inspiring English sources
Another veteran attending the ceremony, Vincent Malveaux, said, "If you're called to serve in an integrated army, maybe you'd better answer the call, because this was what the people back home were fighting for".
Once you have evaluated the job and your goals, you can better answer the question: is that bigger title really a step up — or is that lesser role really a big leap forward?
A psychologist could better answer the question, but there was no insurance coverage for Edgar to undergo clinical or psychological care.
"And after a while you'll hear a deep voice saying, "Neighbor, how stands the Union?" Then you better answer the Union stands as she stood, rock-bottomed and copper sheathed, one and indivisible, or he's liable to rear right out of the ground".
Davis has noticed recently that both players are reading more about geopolitical events, studying world crisis to better answer the questions their higher profile has prompted.
The better answer, the answer for a team that wants to be in this series for the long haul, is that you adjust.
"If we wait 5 years for better answers, the species might just be gone".
The data suggested that the loss of autonomy would be for the sake of better answering the patients' needs: "I think the main thing is that it's the client who does the healing, we don't.
I maintain that although it is hard to answer these questions well, it is better to answer the right questions approximately than the wrong questions exactly.12.12
28 It is generally better to answer the most important questions well than to try to answer too many questions and do so unsatisfactorily.
