Sentence examples for it is better to avoid from inspiring English sources

Occasionally you'll be dumped near real people but, for everyone involved, it is better to avoid those arrangements.

It is better to avoid advocates who might have a conflict of interest that could compromise patient care.

Or if it did, the birds might quickly learn the difference.On the whole, therefore, it is better to avoid the birds in the first place.

Similarly, Matthew depicts the disciples as responding to Jesus' prohibition by proposing that if divorce is impossible it is better to avoid marriage (Matthew 19 10).

SALVATORE J. BOMMARITO New York, Feb. 15, 2012 To the Editor: Iran is ready to engage in nuclear talks, but it is doubtful that the United States is, since obviously it is better to avoid addressing Iran's right under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes.

In the case of the international financial institutions, it has been argued that since developing and emerging markets are more likely to approach them for funds (indeed, the World Bank can only lend to developing countries) it is better to avoid conflicts of interest that may arise if the head of the institutions also comes from that country or region.

"It's better to avoid problems and stay home," he said.

Of course, it's better to avoid the need in the first place.

It's better to avoid the game altogether so that everyone can focus on overeating and bickering in peace.

"I decided it was better to avoid the appearance of bending the rules for anyone," he said.

The convoluted legal settlement, however, only goes to show it's better to avoid a shareholder caste system in the first place.