Sentence examples for better to fix from inspiring English sources

Far better to fix it quickly.

Better to fix the cost spiral itself than to merely force more payers into the system.

In this case it would be better to fix a price (ie, a tax) and let the quantities vary.

CM: It is always better to fix the roof on a sunny day than when it's raining.

Come November, the economy — and who would be better to fix it — will probably be at the forefront of voters' minds.

But in order to smooth trade in the new country's early years, it would be better to fix the exchange rate against the pound, according to Angus Armstrong and Monique Ebell of NIESR, a think-tank.

Many of the enhancements to Windows since 1995 have made computers better able to fix themselves, easier to operate online and on home networks, and better able to tackle multimedia chores like digital-video editing.

Dr. Stephen B. Dobrow, who served for 40 years as the surrogate voice of the straphanger, demanding better mass transit, hectoring transit officials and using his encyclopedic knowledge of the subways to suggest better ways to fix them, died on Sunday at his home in Woodside, Queens.

But if the cut is really awful, it may be better to cut your losses and let it grow out for a bit or pay for a better stylist to fix it.[13].[13]

"At the bottom of the cycle, you have a better opportunity to fix an airline.

She had an endearingly crooked bottom row of teeth, which Dangin knew better than to fix.