Sentence examples for better to adopt from inspiring English sources

Iran would do better to adopt a tougher stance.

Better to adopt a Serve the Check strategy.

Better to adopt a programme of "unconventional fiscal policy" like raising future consumption taxes and cutting taxes on labour income.

It might in theory have been better to adopt a Chinese model of party-led economic liberalisation.

Better to adopt the state-to-state paradigm while Oslo autonomy still offers a modicum of stability on the ground.

It would have been better to adopt the old monetarist answer to recession, of dropping bank notes on shoppers from helicopters.

[Who can still, in good conscience, say that this single heterosexual mother is de facto a better parent than a gay couple with the love and better means to adopt and bring up even one child?].

In Quine's view, philosophers can, therefore, do no better than to adopt the standpoint of the best available knowledge, i.e. science, in some suitably broad sense.

Against our culture of productivity and its attendant subculture of "letting off steam," Freud hypothesized that the best way to refashion our world for the better is to adopt a new way of speaking to one another.

It may be that FQHCs, with better quality of care, had more favorable operating environments, whether financial or otherwise, and were better positioned to adopt HIT and implement advanced functionalities.

McGregor, responsible for social media attack ads in the Obama campaign and now a staffer at Blue State Digital, claimed Labour was better placed to adopt Obama campaign techniques than the Tories.