Sentence examples for better spared from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, such sexist hokum is better spared the oxygen of publicity.
On that first shocked day after the President's death, one frequently heard the observation that at this juncture even Mr. Churchill could almost have been better spared than Mr. Roosevelt... His death will sober still more what would in any event have been a sober V Day..
However, in larger defects, particularly those with a high pressure or high flow CSF leak, we believe that the area of reconstruction is better spared with a lumbar drainage as described above.
Improvements in radiation techniques as well as changes in indications, volumes and prescribed doses of radiation therapy should help to better spare lungs from irradiation and thus decreasing the risk of subsequent toxicity.
The aim of the study is to validate the use of a more selective clinical target volume in conjunction with highly conformal radiotherapy (RT) techniques to better spare the surrounding normal tissues.
Is this fixture the best way to introduce 23-year-old Mohamed Elneny to English football after his £10million transfer from Basel, or is it better to spare the Egyptian and ease him in more gently?
For much of his life, Roth has lived alone, in rural Connecticut and in Manhattan, spending long days at his desk — a standing desk, the better to spare his back.
So who better to spare the government's blushes over whether Michael Gove breached privy council rules by allegedly leaking private conversations with the queen to the Sun than Chris "Failing" Grayling, a man whose own abject performance at the dispatch box was almost bound to eclipse the alleged indiscretions of the justice secretary?
It is just possible that if people understood the electoral system a little better, they might have spared our blushes a bit, but ultimately so what?
Protons were better able to spare one kidney completely and deliver less dose to one (generally the left) kidney than photons.
But maybe that'd be better anyway, because, spare your dad the humiliation of you thinking he needs a gadget to check on the porterhouse.
