Sentence examples for better committed from inspiring English sources

Hence, these justices maintain, "scarce state resources" are better committed elsewhere.

That was inhumane, and better committed to oblivion, that he forbade teachers of rhetoric and literature to practice their profession if they were followers of the Christian religion.

The latter action led Ammianus, who admired Julian's virtues and was himself an adherent of the traditional religion, to censure the emperor: That was inhumane, and better committed to oblivion, that he forbade teachers of rhetoric and literature to practice their profession if they were followers of the Christian religion.

I had better commit heresy straightaway by admitting that I far prefer Mr. Elkins's version of the story to Limón's.

And we'd better commit to massive investment in the infrastructure, schools, the legal system, to keep Isis or something like it from coming back.

Despite finishing behind Caminiti in the Gold Glove voting, he fielded far better, committing 12 errors to Caminiti's 24 and finishing with a.967 fielding percentage to Caminiti's.941.941

Even better, commit to taking over the watering regularly.

Even better, commit to giving a ride on a regular basis throughout their treatments.

Management should create opportunities, such as adequate training and appointment of a child abuse attendant, to enable health professionals to better commit themselves to improved detection of child abuse.

The vegetarian landlady resembles "an elderly frog laboring under the combined miseries of a severe stomach-ache and the conviction that he was going insane and had better commit suicide".

And the astronauts had better be committed: in the interests of (relative) simplicity, Mars One offers only one-way trips.