Sentence examples for well better to from inspiring English sources

Shareholders of Gap Inc. may well wish that their brokers had advised selling months ago -- the stock is down 56.3percentt from a 52-week high of $53.75 on Feb. 4. Well, better to warn late than never.

It's just as well: Better to lose out on an opportunity than to end up in a job with a bad fit.

Ah well, better to leave well enough alone.

"I've heard people say, 'Well, better to be African American than a woman -- women really don't work,'" Lemmons lamented.

So to answer the question, respect is not hard to come by but you damn well better fight to keep it.

Airplane food -- well, better not to dwell on that topic.

So it may well be better to step back and work through local allies.

It could well be better to meet someone new and dislike them than to let overfamiliarity sour your existing friendships.

Well, how better to exorcise that aura, if you believed in it, than to exhibit works the artist himself never even touched?

Pupils may well do better to know Turkish and Arabic instead, he says assuming that they don't mind the humiliation of struggling with a French menu.

It may well be better to leave it to employers to decide in which occupations to offer training than for the Ministry of Labor to try to pick winners.