Sentence examples for is better confronted from inspiring English sources

As in all cases of "isms" of hate, it is better confronted.

"But actually that pain is better confronted in one go," he said.

But if it ever occurred to him that these might be better confronted and overriden, he never allowed the thought to cross even the uttermost horizon of his public mind.

We think it is better to confront all forms of extremism – the kind of people that support Jihad abroad, but say no Jihad here, or at least not now".

"We think it is better to confront that fact now and focus on ensuring that the Paris agreement includes a mechanism for raising ambition after the summit, while also encouraging countries to go further in their INDCs".

He quotes an essay in the Saudi daily Asharq al-Awsat by the gutsy Abdul Rahman al-Rashed, who said that while Saudis were shocked to find so many of their youth involved in 9/11, "it is better to confront the fact than make excuses...

Experience in psychiatry with the late recognition of the serious metabolic side effects of atypical antipsychotics leads us to believe that it is better to confront concerns about this serious side effect now, rather than allowing the issue to polarize into a situation where there are those clinicians "for lithium" and those clinicians "against lithium".

But attempting to ignore the visions in this book has brought bad results: it is better to confront them for what they are than to permit them to be manipulated into scenarios of desperate vengeance and self-vindication.

We firmly believe that no one is better situated to confront the challenges awaiting the next president.

"But maybe it's better to confront what you can at home.

Might it not have been better to confront the Congress and, say, ask for a referendum on the powers of the president Compromise is usually better than confrontation.