Sentence examples for better to sort from inspiring English sources

Better to sort out problems early, says Mr Mooney.

"It's better to sort out all the legalities in advance," he said.

Turned up screen brightness, the better to sort photos into my Favorites folder.

And it is far better to sort out who is on a flight before it takes off than after a catastrophe occurs.

"It can happen that a referee doesn't behave well, I do not say they are angels, but it is always better to sort it out in the room".

Wouldn't it be better to sort this out first? Johnson, Mary Creagh says, "spends too much time listening to luvvies at dinner parties… His focus should be on a new crossing in east London to boost jobs and growth".

There was simply no better crew to sort through weirdly flavourless broad beans and tequila-packed olives in pursuit of the best canapés for your festive shindig.

Why haven't we been debating who has the better plan to sort out the housing crisis; or to make public transport cheaper; or to tackle the air pollution killing Londoners?

While Hanson had poached National members en masse by espousing similar views about "race-based welfare, the flag and a whole heap of other things", Christensen came to "figure at that stage it was better trying to sort these issues out within the National party rather than a new vehicle".

But art schools then were a melting pot of academic staff, practising artists and students, so no newspaper critic working while Lynton was at Chelsea had a hotter hotline, and none was better able to sort the hype from the chaff.

This study provides valuable insights into preferences and perceptions of technology enthusiasts; individuals highly connected to technology development and better equipped to sort out the many differences between EVs and CVs.