Sentence examples for better to share from inspiring English sources

Is it better to share the loss with him?

The Islamists do not want to take power, alone; better to share the blame.

Better to share America's affections, even with India, than lose them.Pakistanis love to talk up their country's strategic importance.

If the price war costs a lot, the monopolist would do better to share the market with the new entrant.

And who better to share some of these stories than Peter Carter, the last traditional eel catcher in the Fens.

It was a feast that made me wish for more companions at the table, the better to share.

A spokeswoman said the commission was "discussing better ways to share information and work together to tackle abuse of charity.

Seasoned performers know better than to share the stage with a cat: audiences invariably watch the unpredictable creature.

And what better way to share the joy than to take to Twitter and voice your congratulations.

It's worth considering whether primary teachers need a better way to share lesson ideas, or more planning time.

"I could not think of a better guy to share this with, and I do mean that," Langer said.