Sentence examples for better to settle from inspiring English sources

Ministers think it would be better to settle the issue before the referendum campaigns get going.

Better to settle the matter in-house as soon as possible.Anyway, what about the folks who had their flights cancelled?

IT IS better to settle a case than to go to court only to fill the pockets of lawyers.

But it would be better to settle for a lesser conviction that would still mean long imprisonment.

"Feinberg can get both sides to realize that it's better to settle and be unhappy than to go to trial and face disaster," he said.

In consolation, he regularly partakes of the "sacrament of vodka", all the better to settle in for an evening of worship.

Similarly, at the Armani and Emporio Armani shows, the designer appeared more at ease than in the recent past — lighter and better able to settle into what he does best.

WHAT better way to settle an ugly third-world border dispute than through arbitration?

That would be a much, much better way to settle a tie than what's used in some other sports.

And Liverpool could not have asked for a better start to settle any nerves as they went ahead after just four minutes with the Hungarians having barely touched the ball.

The writer feels that the 18-hole playoffs are lacking in interest, as a rule, "but we are apparently stuck with the 18-hole playoff until someone devises a better way to settle a tie in a major championship".