Sentence examples for better too quickly from inspiring English sources
Remember not to get "better" too quickly or your parents will suspect you just wanted the day off.
The Investment Association, an industry group that represents British fund managers, said that the use of suspensions of redemptions is an important tool that prevents fund managers from being forced to sell too quickly and achieve better results for clients.
It is better to speak too slowly than too quickly.
A chilled glass is even better -- it keeps the smoothie from becoming runny too quickly.
A lower temperature is better; too high, and you will burn the oil and eggs quickly.
Never change your parrot's diet too quickly, or the plucking problem may get worse, not better.
But he pushed his pawns too quickly; instead of 17... b4, 17... a5 to prepare b4 woulduld have been better.
But Miller, like everyone else who disapproves of those who self-identify as SBNR, far too quickly dismisses them as lazy, superstitious and too young to know better.
With the front shoulder opening too quickly, the arm drags behind, the pitches flatten out, and the hitters get a better look.
We often eat too much and too quickly given our hectic lifestyles, but eating more slowly and eating smaller portions is better for your metabolism.
