Collocation
it might be better to
Suggesting an alternative action or course, often implying a preference or a more advantageous, prudent, or polite option. It introduces a recommendation.
Definition
'it might be better to' is a common English collocation. Suggesting an alternative action or course, often implying a preference or a more advantageous, prudent, or polite option. It introduces a recommendation.
it might be better to + verb (base form)
“Given the heavy traffic, it might be better to take the subway instead of driving.”
Examples
- If we want to avoid the rush hour, it might be better to leave an hour earlier.
- It might be better to bring an umbrella, as the forecast predicts rain this afternoon.
- Given the current economic uncertainty, it might be better to save money rather than spend it.
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- To ensure we meet the deadline, it might be better to delegate some tasks to the new team members.
- Instead of confronting him directly, it might be better to approach the topic more gently.
- Considering the unforeseen logistical challenges, it might be better to reconsider our entire operational plan.
- To comply with the latest regulations, it might be better to update our software immediately.
- It might be better to double-check the calculations before submitting the report.
- Before making such a significant purchase, it might be better to consult with a financial advisor.
- In light of the competitive landscape, it might be better to launch an aggressive marketing campaign.
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