Sentence examples for better if one from inspiring English sources

Far better, if one must affect sophistication, to focus on things like shopping for shoes.

Your chances for funding, then, would be better if one of your American collaborators served as PI on the grant, with you as co-PI.

It's better if one of us is there".

Another friend said: "The day was always better if one got to spend a part of it with Fred".

The Olympia Snowes of the world and the Lincoln Chafees and the George Voinoviches would behave themselves much better if one of their colleagues got knocked off".

"183 and 201 contain genuine Mozart miracles and they can be explained and understood better if one has got the dates of the surrounding symphonies correct … they can be put in context, you can understand how Mozart has got there".

In such trials, the primary goal of a trial is to improve the treatment for the broader community, with individuals within the trial only conferring benefit if they are randomly allocated to the better treatment (if one is indeed found to be better).

Normally "faster is better" and if one has a LOS scheme that is exclusively based on speed, the best LOS is achieved at high speeds [9].

Days before his injury, Wright had said he would be receptive to a better helmet, if one came along.

Childcare is now so expensive that families are increasingly better off if one parent gives up work to look after their offspring, a major new report has found.

Director Wych Kaosayananda convinced the studio it would make a better dynamic if one of the adversaries was a woman, so Liu was cast opposite Antonio Banderas in the 2002 film.