Sentence examples for better he thinks from inspiring English sources
In normal times licensing works better, he thinks.
Better, he thinks, to pick your genes precisely and deliberately engineer them into the target.
Better, he thinks, to hand the task to the part of the Treasury that supervises thrifts (building societies).
To make it work better, he thinks the Scottish trust will have to stop seeing properties as liabilities rather than opportunities.
Better, he thinks, to have the assurance of a trusted Chinese partner holding a minority stake.Local authorities hold sway over how joint ventures fare.
Though none are supposed to discuss their experiences, he appears to have been treated considerably better; he thinks his age helped too.
Better, he thought, to keep it to himself.
Better, he thought, to secede instead from Maricopa.There is another aspect to this story.
Better, he thought, to "demand excellence in ghetto schools," as Duneier puts it.
That was a dark time, he says, before returning to the theme of how much better he thought she was doing before she died.
But generally civilian courts were better, he thought, a bit faster than before the revolution, and the police could no longer simply round up the usual suspects, as they used to, and torture them all until someone confessed.
