Sentence examples for better to conduct from inspiring English sources
It would be far better to conduct investigations and mete out punishments at the national level.
That experiment and its regrettable aftermath have only recently come to light, but they have already added fuel to the ongoing ethical debate over whether it is better to conduct scientific experiments on laboratory animals or on one's own relatives.
The logistics of such a plan may seem daunting, but in the end it would be far better to conduct large population transfers now than to accept genocide every few years.
Though a "before and after" comparison like this does have some value, it is better to conduct a study in which half the participants do not receive the treatment under test, and then compare the two halves.Nevertheless, the results are intriguing.
Cars are triple and quadruple-parked; tables are filled with dominoes players; knots of women in short shorts pretending not to notice men in baggy, knee-skimming ones; impromptu refreshment stands selling barbecued chicken legs, shish kebab, and corn on the cob; giant stereo systems masquerading as automobiles with trunks and hoods lifted symmetrically, the better to conduct music skyward.
To strengthen the related conclusion, it would be better to conduct a reliability analysis of the revealed anomalies in detail, e.g., following the approach taken by Huang (2006).
Adding metallic nanotubes to plastic, for example, changes it from an insulator to a conductor -- allowing an automaker, for instance, to use electrically charged paint that adheres better to conducting surfaces.
The government side is better able to conduct a centralised military strategy, and is better resourced.
"It's a much better way to conduct food assistance".
What better place to conduct clandestine, prohibited activities, such as uranium enrichment and weaponization?
The material's exceptional properties: tougher than diamond, stretchier than rubber, and better able to conduct electricity than anything else.
