Sentence examples for better off addressing from inspiring English sources

If such movements are going to occur, all states are better off addressing them within a predictable, common framework.

"You'd be better off addressing the underlying causes of being lonely first – what's stopping you going out and seeing people?" asks Challis.

They might have been better off addressing it to the premier of Thailand, the country which has most to gain from the project.

Muhiddin Kaberi, the leader of the moderate opposition Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan (IRPT), believes that the government might be better off addressing the deteriorating social factors that lead a million young men fully half of the country's labour force to seek work abroad, most of them in Russia.

"Getting an idea of… [whether] there are deficits, [and] where the deficits [lie] and [do] they match up with the typical deficits of [someone with] alcohol injury or is there a different … pattern there… that we'd be better off to… address?…Rather than just a blanket [assumption that] 'this person is Indigenous, they live in the river, they must be alcohol'.

Our families, our communities, and our entire country will be better off for finally addressing injustices long in need of recognition, discussion, and solutions.

States and their coffers are much better off when they address the root of the problem, such as dwindling affordable housing or mental illness.

Are we better off now does very little to address Los Angeles' ever changing race and class demographics, and how South Los Angeles (dare I still call it South Central) is a very different city now than just two decades before.

In his small lobby nook at 160 Broadway, Mr. Shah said he knew he was "a little better off," under the program, for having a Broadway address.

"Ministers would be better off working with their Romanian and Bulgarian counterparts and the EU to address the reasons migrants want to come here in the first place".

†Pooled over 1995 97 To address the question whether provinces and territories that are better off in one indicator are also better off in the preferred direction in other indicators, we chose two main outcome tiers from the CHIF.