Sentence examples for better to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's better to avoid the need in the first place.

Naturally, they tried to learn the habits of the snake population, better to avoid the shocks.

David apologised immediately, but it would be better to avoid the action and forget the apology".

"I decided it was better to avoid the appearance of bending the rules for anyone," he said.

To preserve that keen sense of wildness, it's better to avoid the whining flat-bottomed motorboats that ply the canal.

But it might seem better to avoid the distraction of a new player with 21 games left in the season.

But it might perhaps have been better to avoid those extremes in the first place.

It's much better to avoid buying the cookies in the first place.

B: It is better to avoid informing the patient about adverse effects or the length of the treatment at the outset, in order not to worry the patient.

But given her delicate position, she'd do better to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest.

The target words in this study of high frequency, so it was better to avoid using the MI score.