Sentence examples for better able to address from inspiring English sources

The local representatives are better able to address doctors' concerns, he said.

Don't delegate to HR or think a woman is better able to address the issue.

"It has enabled us to analyze where the quality-of-life concerns are so we're better able to address them in a pro-active way," Commissioner Kelly said.

Why embodied approaches to cognition are better able to address the performative dimensions of art than the dualistic conceptions fundamental to theories of digital computing.

This minor encourages engineering students to learn about the scientific, engineering, and economic foundations of environmental engineering so that they are better able to address environmental management issues.

(If one sentence down in the article had acknowledged that a number of people were probably aware of the program, both the newsroom and I would have been better able to address that wave of criticism).

The fund aims to address three issues: "Equipping local hospitals to be better able to deal with children suffering from the disease on both in-patient and out-patient bases.

Once a child can identify the physical symptoms, whether it's butterflies in their stomach, a racing heart or shortness of breath, they will better be able to address the issue before it gets out of hand.

Our surge beds have often been managed by temporary and agency staff and by utilising our permanent staff in a better, planned way we would be able to address this and ensure better standards of care.

"We are moving forward with the Colorado rule because we believe it's better for Colorado — that we are able to address our unique environmental circumstances, and our unique economic circumstances, in a way that the 2001 rule simply couldn't and didn't".

We should be able to address error better in the polling field.