Sentence examples for we might better from inspiring English sources

Which brings us back to the "why bother" question and how we might better answer it.

We might better appreciate it as part of our cultural landscape, rather than as a solution to the poor infrastructure and housing provision in inner city London.

October is when black people relate the truth about our past so we might better understand the present and, it is hoped, navigate a better future.

In October, the progress we'd made as a movement seemed relatively secure, and our view was set on how we might better secure our freedoms.

Whilst we tend to imagine a wholesale collapse scenario where chaos radiates outward from Pyongyang, we might better examine the possibility of chaos farther from the bright and labyrinthine capital city – and far closer to China.

The palm-dwelling monkeys retreated into denser bush as the atmosphere began to sway their treetop dwellings, and we carried our chairs to where we might better witness the action.

We first want Ireland to feel better together with us, then we can make a determination about with whom else we might be better together".

"We might be better off for it," he said.

On the plus side, we might be better at football.

We might be better served digesting it for 24 hours.

I think we might produce better novels if we slightly reduced our expectations of it.