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

The report will be harsh but it is better to state our position and to clarify what happened.

As an example of human factor terminology, in an area commonly afflicted by flooding, rather than stating that the incidence of floods is 21% per lifetime, it is better to state that one of every five persons will be affected by a flood in their lifetime.

It is better to state the exact amount that you think is reasonable.

It is better to state that the intracellular region of the DSL ligands might function in conjunction with transcription factors.

If not, it is better to state your disinterest ahead of time.

The petition states "it is better to stand up for our dignity than to kowtow to the wishes of a burgeoning Eurasian super power", and quotes passages written by Gandhi which say Indians are "infinitely superior" to black Africans.

Results, Uninduced system parameters: it would be better to state at the very beginning that k depends on the concentration of CasE.

Somehow, these two versions of the echeloning are not presented as two distinct responses, despite their opposite outcome, but are discussed interminglingly; perhaps it would be better to state them as the alternatives.

Instead I think it would be better to state the existence of these two strategies in the Introduction section and then discuses the mechanisms of the phenomena in the rest of the article.

Hence, it may be better to state 'This RING finger has three of the four classical Zn-binding residues mutated' or 'Sequence analysis suggests that this RING finger may not have zinc-binding function …' Response: These lines have been edited in the revised manuscript.

But Dr Sagan is also said to have stated that "it is better to light a candle than to curse at the darkness".