Sentence examples for better to link from inspiring English sources

It might be better to link the election of some of its members to national parliament elections so that MEPs more accurately reflect the views of voters.

Posters exalting the Communist Party show the Great Wall, the better to link its rule with immovable authority and nationalist grandeur.

Simulation results indicate that it is better to link a new bus, e.g. a substation or a power plant, with a low-degree bus than a high-degree bus, in order to mitigate the risk of large-scale blackout, but it is not to link the new bus to the one with the lowest degree.

Better to link to all retailers with affiliate links so that your readers can buy from wherever they choose and you get a kickback regardless of their preferences.

If strategy drives fundraising, for example, doesn't it make sense for trustees to understand clearly how better to link fundraising to the prudent and timely use of debt, set metrics-measured fundraising targets, and lay off for a while on their new bond issues and tuition increase binges?

It's often better to link to files via a website URL to reduce recipient fear of attachments and reduce the overall message size.

One of my favorite strategies to understand people better is to link their responses to something they said earlier.

Native Americans contend they are better able to link the bones with descendants.

This would also provide better opportunities to link the range of drugs prescribed to guidelines.

The main task is to train better teachers and to link extra spending to teacher performance.

(2) Suppression of the higher variable and maximum BG levels was considered to link to better outcome.