Sentence examples for better one or two from inspiring English sources

Better one or two doddering justices than a roomful of scheming politicians.

One could hope that trajectory calculations can be used in order to determine the transmission through the guides, but unfortunately also these do not yield values that are accurate to better than one or two orders of magnitude.

If they don't feel better within one or two days, they just go to see another physician.

This participant talked about shopping for both at the same time: If I cannot get better after one or two days, then I will switch to another [biomedical] doctor.

I wonder if it might be better to concentrate on one or two, but she says the issues are all interconnected.

Looking back, it would have been better to focus on one or two components at a time.

He would have done better to focus more deeply on one or two pivotal moments: Gauguin's decision to abandon his family and pursue art, for instance, or his attempts to absorb and capture Polynesian culture.

She advises asking yourself how many big aims you have for the year, and prioritising your time and energy to focus on one of them: "It is much better to do one or two things fantastically and get recognised for them than spreading yourself too thinly, not having enough time, increasing your stress and delivering at an average level".

Better to wait one or two days, as his clients typically do, he added.

Wouldn't it be better to provide one or two children with a decent upbringing than to give three or four a lousy one?

"I think I'd be better taking off one or two days now than missing two or three weeks -- which we really don't need".