Sentence examples for better answer would be from inspiring English sources
And even in the very few cases where foreigners might drive domestic producers out of business and raise prices once they corner the market, anti-dumping is the wrong response.In the dumpsA better answer would be to invite national antitrust authorities, who look into predatory pricing by domestic firms, to deal with foreigners too.
The three are still in trouble: they made a combined loss of 196 billion won in the year to March 31st, on assets under management of 53 trillion won.A better answer would be a takeover of ailing banks by those in better shape.
After examining the different financial projections for various options in Consumer Reports (October 2000), I concluded that a better answer would be a combination of two moves: eliminating the earnings cap, now $80,400, and slightly reducing, by half a percentage point, the annual cost-of-living adjustments for benefits.
"A better answer would be 'in the middle.' By examining animal growth and rates of energy use, we were able to reconstruct a metabolic continuum, and place dinosaurs along that continuum.
An obvious, reactionary answer would be: "Make better films".
The answer would be General Electric.
"My answer would be 'yes'yes
Your answer would be $120.
The better answer would have been a flat no; but the "national champion" notion, so dear in France, is alive even among Mr Aznar's team in market-opening, decentralising Spain.The other supply-side issue is flexible labour.
A better answer surely would be to speed up the judicial process.
