Sentence examples for many problems better from inspiring English sources

But modern life presents many problems better suited to System 2. The hypothesis behind the "foreign-language effect" is that speaking the foreign language activates System 2 in advance of tackling the tricky questions.

Please keep in mind that many problems are better solved in person than over email.

An error analysis showed many correctable problems; better control of the use of free text and an ability to retract preliminary reports were key areas for improvement.

The infrastructure needs are huge, Mr. Barton agreed, but many problems can be better attacked "in bite-sized pieces".

Ms. Levine, Mr. Weil of Metropolitan Life, and others say those small initiatives could overcome many of the problems: better training in hospitals for caregivers; more flexibility from employers; a greater recognition from doctors and hospitals that families are a central part of a patient's care.

Multidisciplinary efforts are needed for many problems, especially to better integrate physical and social sciences (UN 1999, §77).

The one versus one method has been found to perform generally better for many problems [25].

The report didn't reveal major new issues with Valeant's "unethical" accounting practices, but the new board and executives will face so many problems that investors would be better off putting money into major drugmakers or other healthcare sectors, said Les Funtleyder, healthcare portfolio manager at E Squared Asset Management.

-Women's FGD participant 2, late 20's, employed "The society has so many problems and it is sometimes better to concentrate on poverty, unemployment among these women in the community [rather] than concentrating so much on rights which in my eyes are not the biggest problem.

Your mileage may vary from mine, but I don't foresee too many problems for people who spend the better part of their day away from power outlets.

Second, many problems can and should be solved by better policies (including in the EU).