Sentence examples for better to press from inspiring English sources

It is better to press + instead of pressing instead of pressing.

Richard Henderson, at Kim Eng Securities in Bangkok, says that it would be better to press on with legal reforms that would make it harder for debtors to play games.

In fact, Miroslaw Balka is one of few contemporary artists who is proof against this kind of disclosure, but still it is better to press on with his latest show uninstructed than give hints to its deeper significance.

Then again, if you want to change things for the better, you probably shouldn't be too patient: Better to press strategically for change, our sources say.

Instead, to push the shifter upward for the odd-numbered gears it is better to press on the large, smooth sphere of aluminium with the palm of the hand, which guides the shifter but mainly lets it find its own way.

Staff writers and columnists toil away daily with a (seemingly) free editorial hand to report on pros and cons alike, the better to press ahead in the scramble with local cable networks and major sports sites like Yahoo! and ESPN to catch readers who are abandoning newspapers.

But many local Muslims, like Ridvan Carpar, said it was better not to press the issue.

The second aim is to put Russia in a better position to press on the ABM treaty issue".

"But we still could find better ways to press them and make them cough up the ball like they did to us".

From Parliament she will have a better chance to press for reforms and address the fate of hundreds of political prisoners.

If the current centre-right coalition government wins, France will be better able to press on with economic reform and impose the further austerity needed if it is to join Europe's single currency.