Sentence examples for better to attack from inspiring English sources

Was it better to attack or defend; play forward or back; knock him off a length?

The papers mentioned above would do better to attack the system (introduced by the Conservatives but unbelievably continued by Labour) that allows this to happen.

But curiously, given his hawkish statements in the past, Mr. McCain did not repeat his previous argument that it might be better to attack Iran than to live with an Iranian nuclear weapon.

"How better to attack the Democratic party than to take out the wife of the Democratic leader?" said Louis D. Stober Jr., a lawyer for the plaintiffs, who has a practice in Garden City.

The takeover by Isis of part of Yarmouk Camp in southern Damascus, a city that has been under siege by the group for two years, may mean that its commanders believe it is better to attack here than engage in a battle of attrition at Tikrit, which they are bound to lose.

He says he will try to isolate Poland diplomatically, but if this proves impossible, and "if it is not certain that a German-Polish conflict will not lead to war in the West," then "it will be better to attack in the West".

Neutral l-Orn-NH2 is a better nucleophile than its positively charged counterpart and therefore is better able to attack the terminal oxygen of the C4a-OOH.

At the start of the year, no one seemed better prepared to attack the Kentucky Derby than Zito.

He added, "There is no shortage of bad actors who would like nothing better than to attack the United States".

Well, it gave them something to talk about, at least.In this section Better ways to attack George Bush Clever politics, lousy economics Imaginable?

Playing around the baseline also helped Djokovic be in better position to attack the net when Nadal routinely dropped the ball short.