Sentence examples for better to enter from inspiring English sources

So who better to enter that caldron of despair than a man who survived it in Boston?

In the example 590 is used, but it may be better to enter the note in MFHD 842 ‡z.

You are encouraged to take more than the minimum courses, as this will prepare you better to enter the job market or begin graduate studies.

The festival, under the direction of Nigel Redden since 1998, was certainly "on trend," as they say in the fashion world, with its presentation of "The Blind," an a cappella opera by Lera Auerbach that required audience members to be blindfolded, the better to enter into the experience of the blind characters, based on a play by Maurice Maeterlinck.

"It's better to enter the market at the 9,000 level than the 14,000 level," he says.

It would've been better to enter the tablet space now (with 2.0) than to try and regain consumer interest in what has become a rather crowded segment.

Clones emerging from such a selection would be more normal: better able to enter G0, better able to differentiate and more responsive to oestrogen.

As a result, trainees have never been better prepared to enter the classroom.

They may win their fight, but it might have been better not to enter the ring.

"A lot of people think this is a better time to enter than to exit".

As the division winner, Washington leapfrogs several teams with better records to enter the playoffs as the No. 3 seed.