Sentence examples for better to control from inspiring English sources

Holford says that it is better to control the amount of sugar we eat.

It's just that I've learned a little bit better to control the emotions and stay cool".

To enhance child safety, we would do better to control drunken driving on weekends than to turn schools into lock-down facilities with metal detectors.

Where art is a transaction that deepens, lending richness and, as Kentridge put it, complications, politics reduces, flattens and hollows out, the better to control.

In contrast, Mr Charleston's study which the government paid for, so as to learn how better to control the disease measured direct incidences of transmission between animals.

Mr Hague has positioned the Tories on the nationalist outer fringes of Euroscepticism partly because it enables him better to control his party and partly because it gives it a unique selling point.

"Labour has a better plan to control the costs of social security.

Fortunately there's a better way to control overfishing.

There must be better ways to control mosquitoes?

Eavesdropping on microbe-cockroach conversations could lead to better ways to control this common household pest.

This might lead to better ways to control the notoriously fickle cells.