Sentence examples for better to split up from inspiring English sources
This week, H. asks (via my Facebook page): Is it better to split up twins in school?
"A couple more quarters like Wednesday, and you have to ask if it's better to split up the company so some of the smaller companies can prosper".
John Torode – much quieter and better behaved when not playing Greg Wallace's wingman in MasterChef (evidently our teachers were right, it is better to split up the two naughty boys at the back) – was in charge of converting us to decent meat.
Usually it's better to split up, it minimizes risks of stuff happening like someone tripping over a mine, a sniper taking out several team members at once (which can be done with some rifles like L96A1 due to their huge damage).
I do think there must be a better way to split up the leagues but genuinely leagues should be structured to mean every game is as close as possible (in skill levels, not locations).
Low-income parents were twice as likely as better-off parents to split up under the pressure, and more than twice as likely to snap at their children.
A better solution is to use algorithms designed to split up secrets so that they cannot be recovered unless the correct number of parts are available.
A better solution is to use algorithms designed to split up secrets so that they can't be recovered unless the correct number of parts is available.
The technology sector fared better despite the ruling by a federal judge to split up Microsoft.
"We don't want to split up because children whose parents stay together do better at school and we want to give him the stability.
