Sentence examples for better donated from inspiring English sources

Let's be honest, that money would have been better donated to charity.

The money necessary for the trip, he told them, was better donated to a good cause.

Yet the money paid for an expensive tour to a few limited tourist sites under close supervision might be better donated to Unicef or the World Food Programme - to help the North Koreans who most need it.

"You better donate this" was the what I felt like the tone was from negative comments.

If you want to help people in Kenya, better donate to a trusted organisation.

They usually perform better than donated tissue because they are made of material that does not stimulate rejection.

Naturally, Swift (or someone pretending to be her) went one better and donated $50,000 to a GoFundMe page set up by Naomi's aunt to cover medical costs, along with a personal message for Naomi.

In view of the considerable costs involved in financing medical missions (airfare, accommodations, vaccinations, visa costs, customs fees for medicines and medical equipment etc)., it is often asked if money would be better spent donated directly to healthcare facilities in the destination country [ 24].

If something is always better than nothing, then surely contributing 5p is better than donating nothing at all?

If you're truly a fan of OITNB, do yourself a favor and explore these organizations for better sense of the real world behind the show, or better yet, donate some time or money to their cause.

The callers feel better for donating.