Sentence examples for better faced from inspiring English sources

He said: "These very large numbers [of impairments] will come as a bitter pill to all concerned, but they're better faced up to".

These tasks would be better faced by relying on a more appropriate, problem-specific basis of activation functions.

In areas where introduced lagomorphs are present, the necessity of natural open landscapes for hares may be better faced by increasing the presence of meadows, that are seasonally used by hares and not by cottontails.

There is real desperation, and we better face it, we are in the minority".

Before Britain's self-isolation becomes irreversible, Europeans and Americans alike had better face up to the potential consequences of the U.K.'s growing estrangement from the E.U.

We had better face it: the remaining Highlands can provide drinking water for half of New Jersey or fortunes for a few developers -- not both.

It has made a European war unthinkable and allowed states to pool their power, creating more opportunities and enabling them to better face the challenges ahead.

Those who took to the highways fared no better, facing icy roads and slick conditions that made driving a hazard in at least eight states.

They would have an immediate chance to go one better, facing off against the league leaders Inter at San Siro on Sunday night.

All of us who use Twitter, meanwhile, had better face up to the reality that we are subject to the diktats of the platform providers.

So, our proposed method better faces error bursts, adapting the transmitted bitrate given the estimated capacity of the transport channel.