Sentence examples for safer to put from inspiring English sources

In his memoirs, Growing Into War, published this month, Gill wrote: "My father won a scholarship to the local grammar school, became head boy and wanted to be a doctor, but his father, the factory worker, thought it safer to put him in a bank".

The younger faction of businessmen/politicians surrounding the president's son see their best hope of continuity in shoehorning him into the presidency; the old guard, who've been controlling the country for 30 years and understand the distaste Egyptians feel for the idea of a "hereditary" system, think it safer to put forward a president from among themselves.

It is much safer to put all your stored food in your underground shelter.

It might be easier (and safer) to put some loops in the rope to make climbing that bit easier.

It's safe to put away the medical textbooks.

In the return game, there's much debate about whether it's safe to put Dez Bryant back on punts.

"Can you tell me where in New York it is safe to put my lock?" The lack of an answer hung heavily in the air as they walked away.

When is it safe to put them outside? A. Many houseplants are of tropical or subtropical origin, and they react to cold long before temperatures drop to freezing.

One, it's someplace safe to put it, while you're figuring out where you want to give, how you want to give.

You only empty it every two or three months anyway, and it's perfectly safe to put on your garden compost heap.

He could be proof that it's safe to put Latinos and Republicans in the same room, that the Democrats can't just assume Hispanics will be with them.