Sentence examples for think it better to from inspiring English sources

Many scientists thinking about policy work might overlook a postdoc and think it better to move into science policy directly from graduate school.

Other Republicans may think it better to wait before re-establishing the party's green credentials.

Only a judge could think it better to play Robespierre than to issue too ambitious an opinion.

The current situation of high youth unemployment, coupled with many young Muslims feeling "declassified"; he said he understood why many of them might think it better to "take your heroic death instead of your social death".

Anyone in search of an explanation for this fact might therefore think it better to look not to the quality of mind of these devotees but rather to their character, their moral psychology.

I think it better to state that the Russian peasant, at least in our time, is not insensible to the advantages of individualism, as is well shown by the fact that between two and three million divisions of House Communities have been effected since the day when the liberated serf obtained the right to make them.

A wireless customer typically generates under half the profit of a landline customer, but Verizon thought it better to give its growth engine the freedom to run hot.

We thought it better to not pretend.

I thought it better to stay in the gap.

We thought it better to die than to be in prison all the time".

For some reason she'd thought it better to pretend that she hadn't noticed.