Sentence examples for better to sort out 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.

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

And just think, its better to sort out things like these as soon as you recognise a sleep disorder pattern then leaving it to worry you even more.

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.

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?

"We are a sporting event, we are a social event, we have nothing to do with the political scene, and I think that's better left to sort out between the politicians and government," the chairman of the Bahrain International Circuit, Zayed al-Zayani told the BBC.

There is no better way to sort out your worries about time availability and deadlines than at the beginning of the week - Sunday night.

We don't get as many of those people to be officers as we once did, although that is slowly getting better". In its efforts to sort out the lessons of the conflict, the military has adopted programs intended to train and deploy troops as members of units instead of as individuals, to avoid the one-year tours that were common in Vietnam.

As Deloitte points out, this is a call to retailers to sort out better mobile experiences for their users, even if they are not directly linked to making purchases, and only to carry more information about the products.

They needed to sort out a better way with Greece years ago.