Sentence examples for better set aside from inspiring English sources

But you had better set aside a whole month.

Among the desserts, the coconut cheesecake is fine, but better still, set aside the 10 minutes it takes for the restaurant to prepare the Thai street food called ka-nohm krok, delectable little tartlike creations made from a combination of sticky rice flour and rice flour, and filled with sugar syrup and coconut before being slowly baked.

Underwriters argue that a young company would do better to set aside shares for a new strategic partner instead of handing out a bonus to investors who have already made a bundle.

It's better to set aside additional resources for a qualified digital agency, rather than save money and end up losing business down the line.

Marketing is an ongoing expense and you have to be in it for the long haul for it to pay off, so it is probably better to set aside a monthly marketing budget as part of your operating expenses.

Far better, perhaps, to set aside issues of truth and inaccuracy, criteria and definitions.

He was also questioned over a claim that Better Capital had set aside £2m on 22 December to ensure wages were covered for those delivering parcels up to Christmas Eve.

Against her better judgment, she set aside the post she had been working on about OJ Simpson's hunger strike in order to end his life, and read the article.

Google made a less than subtle dig at Apple during the Pixel event, telling the crowd, "We don't set aside better features for the larger device".

A better approach might be to set aside labels and think of a narrow set of core functions that need to be deeply integrated.

So 11 months later, with the coupon unused and an expiration date looming, he set aside his better judgment and invited a woman he had been dating for only a month.