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

"Killing Israelis way before the elections is fine, but once elections near, it is better to stop, only to continue after the elections are held," he added.

Many on both sides of the aisle are convinced that it is better to stop one bad judge than to let a hundred good nominations go down the drain.

If the procedure is too difficult to perform by laparoscopy, it is better to stop the procedure after the drainage of the endometrioma(s), prescribe GnRHa for 3 months, and re-operate 3 6 months later.

Whomever you talk to, "if the scientist doesn't trust the journalist or is not happy about the direction in which his questions are going, then it is better to stop the conversation," Scherzler says.

But if basting liquids should run short before then, it is better to stop cooking than risk dish becoming too dry.

Occasionally it is better to stop after the wide exsection of capsule and synovia in the hope that it will suffice.

But as Microsoft showed with the abuse of its position in the 1990s to bury its rival Internet browser Netscape, it's better to stop a monopoly early on than battle one fully unleashed.

"Which means it's better to stop here".

"But it's better to stop banging your head".

It's better to stop when you're still feeling engaged.

He simply felt, last May, that it was better to stop at the top than fade away.