Sentence examples for much better tackled from inspiring English sources

Informants believed that if stakeholders were armed with a better understanding of language testing, these issues could probably be much better tackled.

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.

Baltimore needs more production from the defensive front (and Ray Lewis) along much better tackling from their secondary.

The private sector, he reckons, is better at planning for the future than is the public sector.But even if the Howard government gets much better at tackling its infrastructure problems, there is one constraint it can do little about.

"The report makes clear that some governments are doing much better at tackling child deprivation than others," said Mr Alexander.

Economists do much better when they tackle small, well-defined problems.

Anyone wanting to study archaeology is in a much better position to tackle the subject at degree level with an extra A-level in one of the sciences.

Gavin Barwell, the Conservative MP for Croydon, praised May's announcement, saying it was "the right decision not to continue ad vans aimed at illegal migrants", adding there were much better ways of tackling illegal migration.

On Saturday, Ed Miliband announced that Labour would launch a "root-and-branch" review of HMRC, saying he believed it could "do a much better job" of tackling tax evasion.

"Are the Saints that much better than us?" defensive tackle Darnell Dockett asked.

Getting to Euro 2016 in France - the scene of our last major finals appearance more than 15 years ago - is clearly a big challenge but Scotland are in much better shape now to tackle it.