Sentence examples for better to catch that from inspiring English sources

Skill and talent can't make up for the costly impact that toxic employees have on your organization; it's better to catch that behavior before the person joins your team.

Even better, to catch that massive stream of eyeballs, marketing agencies don't need to coax positive stories out of reporters.

It would be better for them - and us – if they knew we were going to catch that stuff.

One of the History Channel's most ambitious and comprehensive productions, "Gold!," with Roger Mudd as anchor, was filmed a high-definition TV (the better to catch all that glitter) on six continents.

The row is ideal for a leisurely stroll — all the better to catch the intricacies of houses that were built with meticulous craftsmanship.

To be clear, today is not Deezer's first move to offer services in the U.S. The company has taken a series of small and controlled steps to expand here over the last couple of years, all of them also banked on the belief that it's better to catch a smaller number of paying users than to pick up scale with an ad-supported free offer.

It has said that it will be using its technology much better to catch people who are cheating.

Surely better to catch your own crab.

It is a precept that resonates with the intuition of the general public: obviously it's better to catch and deal with problems as soon as possible.

Better to catch a mistake at filing than to have to deal with IRS problems later.

Who better to catch a criminal than a criminal?