WHO BETTER TO

Definition: Expressing that a particular person or group is especially suited or qualified for a particular task or role.

Synonyms: Expertise Match, Ideal Candidate, Top Choice, Perfect Fit, Preferred Option

Usage Examples in Sentences

She loves animals, so who better to take care of the class hamster than Lisa?

With his love for adventure stories, who better to lead the treasure hunt than Jake?

Who better to solve the tricky math problem than Alex, the math whiz of the class?

As the fastest runner in the group, who better to anchor the relay race than Sarah?

As the most organized person, who better to plan the surprise party than Jessica?

As a seasoned detective with years of experience, who better to solve this mysterious case than Detective Anderson?

With her extensive knowledge of classical literature, who better to lead the book club than Professor Rodriguez?

With her unparalleled expertise in astrophysics, who better to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos than Dr. Rodriguez?

As we delve into the intricacies of quantum computing, who better to lead the research team than the brilliant Dr. Chen?

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In the high-stakes world of haute couture, who better to set the trend than the visionary designer, Ms. Ramirez?

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Who better to articulate the subtle complexities of abstract expressionism than the avant-garde artist, Mr. Sullivan?

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Who better to lead the team than someone with decades of experience?

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The team knew exactly who better to ask for advice when they encountered a tough problem.

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Leading the expedition, who better to choose than an experienced mountaineer?

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Who better to solve the puzzle than someone with a knack for problem-solving?