Sentence examples for better to propose from inspiring English sources

It would be better to propose practical ways to alter the underlying situation, whereby the forces opposing this settlement are so dominant.

"Isn't is better to propose Islam rather than impose it," I added, "since state dictates can lead not to sincere piety but hypocrisy?" Such questions are crucial for the future of the Islamic world, and particularly the Middle East, in which the Arab spring is likely to create a new political space for Islamists – such as the An-Nahda of Tunisia or the extensions of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

Clinton would do better to propose scrapping the homeowner deduction and trying a new approach--a progressive homeowner tax credit, similar in its mechanics to the current earned-income credit for low-wage earners, but reaching a broader income range.

'I think the system's been remarkably effective: do you have a better one to propose?' she asks pointedly.

We had a trip planned to Peru, Neus's homeland, so what better place to propose than there, I thought.

Anyone close to him would have known better than to propose the Teatro Verdi, suitably intimate and supremely convenient though it would have been.

Not surprisingly, Japanese workers were much more adept at tracking down quality problems originating at other work stations and far better equipped to propose remedial action.

I'm going to cut off his legs!" I don't need to have a better treatment to propose in order to know that sidewalk chainsaw amputation should not be happening.

What better place to propose than Paris, one of the most famously romantic cities in the world?

That perhaps it's better to just propose books rather than write them.

Since your client won't be happy about paying an hourly rate that's five times higher ($1,000), a better approach is to propose a per-agreement price with a discount thrown in for good measure.