Sentence examples for better answer to the from inspiring English sources

It's a better answer to the problem of succession than some others.

Looking beyond job access and income might provide a better answer to the "is it worth it?" question.

Expanding care out of hospital is a better answer to the question of how to meet growing demand.

It doesn't matter how trivial the examples are – use them to craft a better answer to the competencies employers look for".

There's a better answer to the question raised in your Oct. 11 Q & A column about all the spam received at an America Online address: Stop using AOL.

Later, when we are talking about two other close friends, Kenneth Branagh and Stephen Fry, he gives a better answer to the question of why his career stalled.

In both arguments, the lawyers with the better answer to that question seemed poised to come out ahead.

Better answers to the angioplasty-or-bypass question should be coming in the next few years.

The government is evasive about the implications of cutting debt; it needs better answers to the overheated Tory charge that Britain is going bankrupt.

Given how long Mr Salmond has been pondering the cause of Scottish independence, he might have thought up some better answers to the first real political attack on his plans.A joint assault from London and Brussels has knocked Mr Salmond onto his heels and jeopardised his chances of winning a referendum, due in September, on Scotland's future (see article).

To seek better answers to the questions, here we have plotted aftershocks and focal mechanisms with the 2016 surface breaks (Fig. 8a, b).