Sentence examples for better than accepting from inspiring English sources

Preventing tragedies is better than accepting them.

Others say that the Americans expect to be first across, and with very messy fighting and humanitarian work to do.Pushing for regime change is still better than accepting North Korea as a nuclear power, in Mr Cossa's view.

That, of course, is not official Conservative policy the party is groping its way to advocating the kind of "variable geometry" Europe that was fashionable a decade ago but Mr Duncan Smith, the old Maastricht treaty rebel, is an obsessive who in the past has argued that leaving Europe would be better than accepting any further loss of sovereignty.

Many young adults are choosing to venture into entrepreneurship, such as independently creating software for mobile devices, because they find having a meaningful job is better than accepting an unsatisfying job.

In his sophomore year, Matt attempted suicide: "Death was better than accepting -- or revealing -- that I was gay".

Which the Prince of non-violence himself, Mahatma Ghandi, also invoked when he said "Fighting a violent war is better than accepting injustice.

Our conclusions are that Argentina's exceptionalism is a presumption that still needs to be proven and that Argentina's economic performance during our recent democracy, both in terms of income distribution and earnings growth, has been substantially better than accepted in the economic debate.

We calculated a pooled VE of 29%9595% CI 9% to 44%) in preventing AMI, on a par with or better than accepted AMI preventive measures, with the estimates of the efficacy of statins for secondary prevention of 36%, 41 antihypertensives of 15%18%4242 and smoking cessation interventions of 26%.

"That's a better way than accepting a commission and waiting and waiting for inspiration that maybe does not come".

The retirees also must ask whether opting out of the settlement, which would entitle them to sue the league individually, is a better strategy than accepting the deal now, especially because the judge made clear they may only seek damages on images dating to 2003.

They look to Rome for the long view: for the wisdom that not all change is for the better, and that some revolutions are better outlasted than accepted.