Sentence examples for yet better to from inspiring English sources

Bentham was emphatic on this score: "If it is a good thing to sacrifice the fortune of one individual to augment that of others, it will be yet better to sacrifice a second, a third, a hundred, a thousand, …; for whatever may be the number of those you have sacrificed, you will always have the same reason to add one more.

Yet, better programs seem to be delivered by local NGOs or community-level institutions, which are more likely to be familiar with beneficiary needs and constraints.

Optimism that better understanding will lead to yet better and simpler 'accumulation of service load damage models' will be emphasized.

And yet it is better to love.

And yet: better for whom?

Yet we would do better to notice the surprise of such pictures.

Better yet, offer incentives to your prospects to encourage them to subscribe to your newsletters.

Better yet take to the air for an even better perspective.

Or, better yet, to pay attention to a newsreel, crisply shot, and unearthed for our consideration last week.

Or better yet, face-to-face," he said.

Better yet, tell it to your daughter: she is going to need to hear it.