The phrase "a problem better than" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a comparative context, but it needs additional information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "I would rather face a problem better than the one we encountered last week."
Alternatives: "a challenge preferable to" or "an issue more favorable than".
Carlson pauses, and adds: "It doesn't solve a problem better than anybody else solves it today".
A market opportunity is real only when four conditions are satisfied: The proposed product will clearly meet a need or solve a problem better than available alternatives; customers are able to buy it; the potential market is big enough to be worth pursuing; and customers are willing to buy the product.
And if you can solve a problem better than anyone else, you have the start of something that can continue to evolve.
In their simplest form, SIBs are "pay for success" bonds where the private sector says to the public sector, If we solve a problem better than you have historically, we ask that you pay back those bonds with interest.
He might be able to work a calculus problem better than I can.
Few things visualize the tech industry's gender diversity problem better than a giant "TWITTER FRAT HOUSE" banner hanging in the office.
Few things embody the tech industry's gender diversity problem better than a giant "TWITTER FRAT HOUSE" banner hanging in the office.
If you can build a machine that can solve the problem better than you can, then you really understand the problem".
However, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds said a change in human behaviour would address the problem better than destroying nests.
Perhaps no one understands the problem better than Acuña's current mayor, Eduardo Ramón Valdez, a brother of the industrial park developer.
"But at the same time, he was an utterly remarkable horse, and he was dealing with his problem better than nearly any horse I've ever been around.
