Sentence examples for better to push from inspiring English sources
It is better to push a "total diet" – eat anything, but in varying quantities.
Where better to push the boundaries of Mexican cuisine than in what has become a Mexican neighborhood?
This summer he has energetically raised money to elect Republican assemblymen, the better to push his agenda in next year's tough legislative session.
Overall the hit to Europe's banks is manageable, and it is far better to push them to boost their capital than to pretend unpayable debt is whole.
Better to push the room rates up a little than ask guests to choose between the £20 cooked option or equally extravagant £8 for coffee and pastries.
With many farmers making big profits from the boom in grain prices, the time has never been better to push through reform.
Mr Xi knows better than to push for measures that will backfire.
There has never been a better time to push such an initiative.
Recent decisions made under Mr. Stringer put Mr. Hirai in a better position to push changes in two important areas.
Moreover, he argued, conservative strategists like Karl Rove like nothing better than to push Democrats into an ideological corner.
