Sentence examples for better to plan from inspiring English sources
It is better to plan your own way off the mountain first.
It would be better to plan ahead than wait for a rushed, Katrina-style bail-out after a big attack.
Better to plan outfits that involve boots and jackets than to freeze in the name of looking good.
Better to plan new, more efficient cities than allow car-dependent urban sprawl to eat up farmland around existing urban centres, goes the thinking.
Perhaps the best message is this: It's okay to talk about life expectancy, and it's even better to plan for it.
Since 2014, I've learned something vital: It's better to plan a more personal assisted-living future with your own friends while in your 50s or 60s.
"So it's really better not to plan to store food for ever and ever".
What better way to plan and cover for any unforeseen absences?
It is a better bet to plan ahead.
Access to insurance allows young adults to better plan when to marry and when to have children.
Health workers will be able to better plan and anticipate responses to the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
