Sentence examples for better to expand from inspiring English sources
And -- especially given that love can bring truth -- isn't it better to expand love's scope than to narrow it?
But most sporting ammunition still comes in the form of copper-jacketed lead, which is dense, the better to carry the energy of the shot downrange, and malleable, the better to expand on impact, increasing the bullet's lethality.
Having more nations outside its orbit on board should help keep things more honest.Third, although it might have been better to expand and reform existing institutions (the ADB, World Bank and so on), America itself has made that impossible.
Also, he said, public health officials must decide whether, for example, it is better to expand the newborn screening program to pick up a rare disorder or to provide expanded prenatal care or provide folic acid to all pregnancies.
Hmm … Who better to expand on this thinking but the treasurer, Scott Morrison, who earlier this week compared the "hate speech" and bigotry he'd received for opposing same-sex marriage with that experienced by same-sex-attracted people.
The administration would have done better to expand on the sanctions against individuals involved in the improper detentions and other human rights abuses, and to hold up, as Congress has mandated, delivery to Turkey of F-35 fighter jets.
Boiling water not only works better to expanding them, but will have some sterilization value to lessen the rate of seedling failure.
Strive to make your writing better and better and to expand your areas of expertise.
If the country's ports were privatised, they also might be better able to expand to meet exporters' needs.
That, in turn, should mean small businesses that depend on bank loans will be better able to expand and hire in 2011.
