Sentence examples similar to is better facing 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.

Google also tells us that it believes a live event helps developers expand their network of fans, which is better face-to-face, as well as get real-time feedback and improve discoverability for their game by building buzz.

It would be better face to face because the answer will come faster and will be more real and genuine.

"But it is better than facing the live testimony of three psychiatrists drawing that conclusion in front of the jury".

In today's age of bigger-is-better, facing your fear is what really matters.

It is better to face the challenges of this next century together rather than being like the former Gallic tribes trying to face the Romans one by one".

"It is better to face this argument than to have higher losses in the future," he said.

"It is better to face the reality and to deal with it rather than to ignore it.

In any case better safe than sorry; if in doubt, it is better to face potential charges than get raped.