Sentence examples for better to cause from inspiring English sources

His main target was the "black bloc" phenomenon, in which activists — often anarchists — dress in black clothes, with black handkerchiefs obscuring their faces, the better to cause mischief anonymously.

Your pet may not like it, but in the end, it's better to cause a bit of discomfort now and then to find out later that it has a bad case of worms that could have been stopped awhile ago.

With its smoky alto voice, it is a seductive mistress, yet few instruments are better equipped to cause harm.

But it gets worse, because maize farming could scarcely be better designed to cause soil erosion, compaction and run-off, which threaten the fertility of the land, the health of our freshwater ecosystems and the homes at risk from flooding.

The whole England side appeared better equipped to cause Norway problems than they did in the first 70 minutes, which was a simple case of two boring systems allayed against one another.

At Geneva HQ, there was a consensus that it was better not to cause panic.

Krugman will have to come up with something much better, I think, to cause many others to share his pessimism.

I want British people to realise that an immigrant is a person with feelings and we came here to have a better life, rather than to cause trouble.

Heat treatment at 600 700 °C for 2 h was found to cause a better crystallization.

But Dr. Hoffman said it is better to see cause, or ideology, as falling along a spectrum, with the archetypal serial killer on one end and archetypal terrorist on the other.

It would be better to record the causes by case.