Sentence examples for but would better from inspiring English sources
But would better gun control stop them?
He has set up something that might be called a think-tank but would better be termed a "do-tank".
True, the result might resemble William Luther Pierce's neo-fascist race-war thriller The Turner Diaries, but would better reflect the fever-swamp manias of the American right.
"Despite the formidable efforts of the Irish presidency, the agreement adopted goes against key measures such as large pictorial warnings, which cost nothing to governments but would better protect millions of European children," she said in a statement.
Commenting on the new group, Mr Reynolds said their proposed system would "keep the best bits of what we have now, such as the constituency link for MPs", but would better represent how people vote.
Well, I'm basically a believer in a "staggered price-setting" story, which explains how we can have what is often called an inflationary spiral, but would better be described as inflationary leapfrogging — a process in which inflation can feed on itself.
Students said they not only would feel better, but would perform better in the classroom during the spring term after a genuine winter break, Fathy said.
These are usually discussed separately, but would be better considered together, for several reasons.
"But you'd better hurry, Mike.
But he'd better find somebody else".
