Sentence examples for better tackled from inspiring English sources

But such measures should be a last resort, and come with an expiry date.In most countries, most problems are better tackled without reference to race.

These insecurities, which also lie behind the bad idea of introducing labour standards in trade agreements (see article), are much better tackled head on at home.Comprehensive health-care reform to create a system where all Americans have access to portable health insurance would do a lot to reduce workers' anxiety and equip them for an economy that these days demands frequent job shifts.

It is often hard to realize that some research questions are better tackled by (or at least in close collaboration with, where possible) the industry, and that some research questions are actually non-problems, since they are very likely to be solved by the industry/market on their own in the short/mid-term.

These clinicians expressed the opinion that although obesity had medical implications, it was largely a social problem that may be better tackled outside primary care.

It eventually became apparent, however, that the challenge was better tackled with a competition, he said.

"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.

He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).

Contact was responsible for 97% of injuries, with tackling or being tackled accounting for 65%.

The mayor added that he was not trying to minimise gang culture, saying it was a problem that needed to be tackled and was being tackled.

This was seen in ball-carrying players sustaining direct impact from a tackling opponent directly on the shoulder and in tackled players falling onto the shoulder.

"The steps that we and our criminal justice partners are taking to tackle domestic violence risk limited success unless this complacency is tackled head on.