Sentence examples for better to exclude from inspiring English sources

The looting was largely a result of a political decision, intended to weaken Jews and force them to band together to "better to exclude and asphyxiate them".

In the twenty-first century, in whose frame of reference is the strip dancer Lili St. Cyr? Better to exclude that?

However, we felt it was better to exclude an institution rather than to include it with a potentially misleading low score.

But if a quiet word with your boyfriend does not improve his roommate's hoof hygiene, better to exclude him from future shindigs.

But as a result of a successful application earlier this year by the foreign secretary, William Hague, to keep crucial evidence secret, the coroner concluded on Thursday that it would be better to exclude the issue than to risk "an incomplete and potentially misleading" verdict.

There is however, one scene which it would be better to exclude, as there is no sympathy with the expression one usually detects on the face of a lovesick man; it is all right with a woman, but it is apt to be too closely to comedy with a male character.

But, as role models in their organisations, they should know better than to exclude themselves to skew the figures.

Our CD4+ T cell depletion experiments did not distinguish between antigen-specific and non-specific help, and it may have been better not to exclude either.

Our data suggest that the dnaE915 mutant of Pol III* is better able to exclude Pol IV from the site of DNA synthesis during stress.

Considering 65% sensitivity obtained using QFT-G alone, we suggest that the combination of QFT-G with any other test which detects active TB disease in the later stage such as detection of antigen in the urine samples could be better approach to exclude the active TB disease.

Cohort studies starting in the intrauterine period are better set to exclude reverse causality in studies of child outcomes, as some parental factors can be measured before the child is born.