Sentence examples for was better held from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was better held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or appropriateness of a particular action or situation in the past. Example: "The meeting was better held in the morning when everyone was more alert."
Corrosion propagation around the painting defect was better held by amorphous Zn Fe P due to an improved adhesion between painting and alloy layers.
The notion of her running for Irish president came up again in 2008 in conjunction with the 2011 election; columnist Fiona Looney wrote in the Daily Mail that while "she is certainly a decent and smart woman", the position was better held by someone with a stronger background and more diplomatic experience.
But Chicago's was better, holding the Nets to 38.7 percent shooting for the game.
"The debates are better held outside the election campaign," he said, "… because no one talks about anything else.
White finds catharsis, pathos and – it seems hard to believe – comedy in a narrative that would, told another way, ended a little earlier, be better held up as a reason to despair in humanity.
The report also calls for vital information to be properly shared between the courts and other agencies like the police, and for abusive fathers to be better held to account for their behavior.
Because in clinical practice it is hardly feasible to organize a group of siblings who are in the same stage of dealing the illness of their brother or sister with cancer, early preventive interventions are better held in an individual setting for practical reasons.
And nobody was better at holding it together than the majestic Reginald Bosanquet, ITN's undoubted star of the seventies.
Even if I got killed, it was better than being held by them".
For movie viewing, the rear seat was better suited to holding a tub of popcorn than passengers.
It's not heavy overall, but like the iPhone 6s Plus, is better when held with two hands.
