Sentence examples for better to attempt from inspiring English sources

When groups band together online, better to attempt something epic, they refer to themselves as "build teams".

Better to attempt to find solutions that might benefit the other members of the EU club, too, than strike out alone.

Perhaps, instead of identifying ourselves with a "generation's dreams" — which Heller suggests may not be "wholly [our] own" — we would do better to attempt to realize our own dreams with the intense energy and idealism that are certainly not unique to the youth of today.

And who better to attempt the change than Google?

Therefore, it would perhaps be better to attempt to identify younger (primary education) students who are at risk of repeating and provide them with additional support early on in order to prevent grad retention.

That is, whether it is better to serve a narrow segment of the market, hoping to flourish by gaining a relatively high and increasing market share within that segment, or whether it is better to attempt to appeal to a broader cross-section of the market, thereby allowing the firm to succeed with a lower market share among the customers whom it is targeting.

Therefore, if the digital image analysis suggests a high possibility of a GIST, it would be better to attempts to obtain tissue (such as by EUS-guided fine-needle aspiration or biopsy) or to resect the tumor (such as by endoscopic or surgical resection).

Her husband, Kevin Hunter, 38, and son, Kevin Hunter Jr., 9, know better than to attempt to pry the gossip and advice queen away from a day of bad television and great wigs.

Perhaps the long, warm evenings of high summer would be a better time to attempt a microadventure … 21 30: The pub We cycle to the pub for a pint to steady our nerves and some chips to warm us up.

It is better not to attempt toast, as it burns very easily.

To his credit, Tiago Splitter knew better than to attempt a finger roll.