Sentence examples for better opt from inspiring English sources

You would better opt for any type of wooden furniture or contemporary aluminum furniture.

The interest rates at 18.9 per cent APR representative are in line with the market average but if you can't afford to pay your balance off in full each month you would be better opting for a cheaper deal such as the Halifax Low Rate credit card at 6.4 per cent APR or MBNA's own 6.6 per cent low-rate deal, and making a separate donation to your club.

Newcastle probably has a slightly better hope, opting for new leadership rather than rearranging the deck chairs.

It's recommended that you disable the geotagging ability and enable it again when you make a conscious decision to use it; it's far better to opt in than to try to remember to opt out.

Go for free-range as a minimum; better still, opt for organic.

Melissa Benn says streaming pupils gives them a label for life - much better to opt for mixed-ability groups.

Or would it be better to opt for an informal, organic and popular movement based on core principles?

"We are working with Facebook to understand this situation better and opt out of advertising on any pages that are offensive," he said.

On second thought, might it not be better to opt for the butterscotch sandals, with a crosshatching of bondage straps ($1,375)?

It may be better to opt for treatment aimed at reducing pain and symptoms rather than attempting to cure the disease (palliative care).

On Tetris, when I encounter too many ill-fitting blocks, when I know I could have played better, I opt for the "restart" at the corner of the screen.