Sentence examples for better of accepting from inspiring English sources

The gesture seemed initially well-received but Peng Liyuan swiftly thought better of accepting the shawl and took it off before having it taken away.

In contrast to this, the energy parameter indicates BTPTT molecule has a better capability of accepting charge in gas phase and the orbital parameter indicates BTPTT molecule has also a better capability of accepting charge in liquid phase.

A larger electroaccepting value corresponds to a better capability of accepting charge, whereas a smaller value of electrodonating value of a system makes it a better electron donor [47].

It follows that a larger ω+ value corresponds to a better capability of accepting charge, whereas a smaller value of ω− value of a system makes it a better electron donor.

"Now that the dark side of that success has been exposed, she needs to do a better job of accepting responsibility for the consequences of the choices she makes," he said.

Which is why many voters seem to be saying that if Miliband and Balls want to pursue their argument that Cameron and Osborne have failed to restore living standards for millions, they need to make a better fist of accepting responsibility for the initial blow to those living standards.

We're better off accepting that, regardless of its merits in terms of actual productivity and even brain health, responsible product design should accept it as a new reality for the average user.

He said Hong Kong-based advocates of democracy would be better off accepting the fact that China is ruled by an absolutist government.

A federal emergency management official said today that residents who planned to rebuild the historic, flood-ravaged town of Princeville might be better off accepting government buyouts and moving away.

The fear instilled by religion and patriarchal employers may have kept many tied to the traditional family structure for a long time, but society would be better off accepting the new reality of secularism and creating structures for stable relationships and child rearing outside the traditional heterosexual marriage.

All defendants would be better off if none of them accepted the D.A.'s offer, but each is better off accepting.... Individual rationality does not always lead to group rationality.