Sentence examples for would best make from inspiring English sources

Theirs as individuals and ours as an institution.… But I do not know this for a fact, nor do I know for a fact how we would best make a policy change in a time of two wars.

Tannéry's view, which was widely accepted in the early twentieth century, is based on the claim that one of Zeno's paradoxes about the possibility of motion would best make sense if it were attacking an atomist thesis, and thus that the Pythagoreans, who are reported to have talked of monads or unit numbers, must have been atomists of a sort.

So we'd best make one thing clear right now: the swimsuits pictured here are not for sunbathing in.

And if the purists are to have any input into that decision, we'd best make our voices heard now, and every day until the meeting.

But if you have one of the following tucked away in the attic, you'd best make a call to the insurers.

If they can't make the spectacular plays, they'd best make the routine ones.

Unless you're Alain de Botton, who writes living off an inheritance (although now his writing makes the money too), you'd best make the time wherever it's free.

The summer school here provided him with the structure to pursue the kinds of activities (hurling axes, making fires) that would at best make most parents nervous, and would turn some into furious scolds.

E-book readers would be best made for students because it would bring the costs associated with textbooks down.

Ask the other person how they feel amends would be best made.

This amendment of the CLP Regulation would best be made before mixtures will have to be classified and labelled according to the CLP Regulation in 2015.