Sentence examples for purposes better from inspiring English sources
For the time being at least, ambiguity almost certainly serves Iran's purposes better than a confrontation.
It would serve Congress's purposes better if the House and Senate Republican and Democratic leadership met and imposed some order on the chaos.
Among the questions are whether North Korea is bluffing, and whether its leaders have decided that demonstrating their nuclear capacities would serve their purposes better than continued ambiguity about them.
Lancaster will have a delicate decision to make at scrum-half if Youngs fails to pass muster – Danny Care, unused so far, may suit England's immediate purposes better than Richard Wigglesworth – and there will be a long discussion over the make-up of the much- criticised midfield, irrespective of Joseph's condition.
The open and extensible design of QDB allows in the future, when data loads rise and technologies evolve, to use of some other data serialization formats (e.g. JSON and YAML data formats) which serve some specific purposes better.
Therefore, permanent GSC lines could serve such purposes better than GSCs maintained short-term.
THE BOTTOM LINE Wet wrinkling may serve a purpose: better grip and traction.
Less time spent in the archives, and carefully polishing each of his lapidary sentences, might have served his purpose better.
The hero they found, Dr. Wayne Goldner of Bedford, N.H., could hardly have suited their purpose better if they had designed him themselves.
Should militant vegetarians have the right to forbid anyone anywhere to kill an animal?In fact, less moralising from the anti-whalers might even serve their purpose better, if that purpose is indeed to save whales from the harpoon.
He Wenping, of the West Asia and Africa centre at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said grumblings about the aid budget were unlikely to shift the government's strategy, but would remind officials that they needed to explain the programme and its purpose better to the domestic audience.
