Sentence examples for be better resolved from inspiring English sources
The phrase "be better resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement or clarification of a situation, issue, or problem.
Example: "The conflict between the two parties needs to be better resolved to ensure a harmonious working environment."
Alternatives: "be more effectively addressed" or "be more satisfactorily settled".
Pragmatic business travel problems may be better resolved by having a local "friend" to hand, such as knowing about the business districts that guidebooks usually omit.
As the judge works his way down this morning's docket, he selects cases that look like they might be better resolved through mediation than by a ruling from the bench.
But he also said that Augusta had the right to control its membership and that the entire debate over women as members would be better resolved if the two principals in the battle -- Martha Burk, chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, and William Johnson, chairman of Augusta -- met in private.
There is a sense in Boulaq that the raging arguments would be better resolved in places like this, where most Egyptians live, carrying the burdens of poverty with no help from an indifferent state, and where the revolution's promise of dignity is long overdue.
Frequently people have a pre-conceived perception about the ease or enjoyable uses of a product based on the result of its use, and fail to understand that there might be pain points in the process that could be better resolved.
They might be better resolved in topic models based on the larger corpus of events.
Note that the 6.7 Å lines are better resolved in the high order spectrum.
The department decided the case was better resolved inside the state, said Peter Carr, the spokesman.
That appeal is powerful in "The Kingdom," and the tension between first- and third-person narration is better resolved than in his earlier work.
The result, which is referred to as the finite support solution, has space variant resolution; features near the edge of the support region are better resolved than those in the center.
Some of the clumsy details might have been better resolved had the gallery's energies not been exerted on a series of four more pavilions a few hundred metres away.
