Sentence examples for better to respond from inspiring English sources

Far better to respond with instincts of one's own.

It's better to respond with support, or to challenge online harassment.

A two-way radio is strapped to her waist, the better to respond to any emergency.

The consultants estimated that it will cost the department $5 million to $7 million to retrain its members on how better to respond to complex, large-scale incidents.

IT HAS taken another catastrophe, this one in China, to show the generals who run Myanmar how better to respond to a natural disaster.

"I think we in the Army will have to look at that very closely, look at stationing around the Pacific rim and look to see if there are opportunities to posture ourselves better to respond to contingencies and future operational requirements in the region".

What's a better way to respond?

Paul knew better than to respond.

We're better equipped to respond.

So leaders have to learn better how to respond and manage public opinion.

"It has helped my name recognition, and I am better prepared to respond to the issues".