Sentence examples for better tackle from inspiring English sources
Living our values score: 6/10 How to do better: Tackle Islamophobia This sounds boring.
In Europe, there is a growing awareness that local authorities need to learn from each other to be able to better tackle such widespread challenges.
"Australia has the sixth highest teen pregnancy rate out of 21 OECD countries and this study will help policymakers better tackle the issue," she said.
He is a champion of sustainable and connected communities and in the power of collaborative action to better tackle the huge challenge of climate change.
It eventually became apparent, however, that the challenge was better tackled with a competition, he said.
When you hear teams say they have to play a physical game, it usually means better tackling and more running.
We have come to accept stepping up as a mostly physical act: jumping higher, fielding better, tackling harder.
"Ukip grew so rapidly it had problems with personnel and all sorts of issues and I believe that could be better tackled with a new party," he said.
The report followed a separate theatre diversity report commissioned by Andrew Lloyd Webber which warned that theatre risked being sidelined unless it better tackled the diversity issue.
