Sentence examples for better of not from inspiring English sources

Senators have thought better of not returning his calls.

"If you take a family where someone is on the minimum wage, when you take into account all the things we are changing in tax, in the national living wage and tax credits – that family will be better of, not least because you've got the national living wage, and we are cutting tax so you can earn £11,000 before you start paying any tax at all".

"We need to do a better job of not giving away anything.

Moreover, the business will benefit from better management of not just its financial resources but also its human ones.

Considerations for osteoconductive materials for bone repair and replacement have developed conceptually and advanced parallel with a better understanding of not only bone biology but of materials science.

The comfort of being "naturally better than," of not having to struggle or demand civil treatment, is hard to give up.

With these vehicles off the streets, ambulances could move more freely, and pedestrians would stand a much better chance of not ending up in one of them.

OTs can also help offenders develop "healthy occupations" that will give them a better chance of not returning to destructive habits and reoffending once they are released.

In response, Schottenheimer said the Jets had emphasized to Sanchez two things: the importance of making better decisions, of not feeling as if he has to push the ball downfield; and completing passes, regardless of length.

But your kids have a better chance of not being homeless.

Then I have a better idea of not just the amenities that I would have on my way home, but also the timing.