Sentence examples for the problem is better from inspiring English sources

"When we turn to see where the problem is better or worse, the apex to this whole endeavour is: Everyone in film is failing, all of the companies investigated," said Smith.

Others hold that even if the free will problem derives its significance primarily from its connection with moral responsibility, the problem is better approached, at least initially, without reflecting upon the notion of moral responsibility.

Whatever the case, until the problem is better addressed, politicians and governments will continue to come up with largely unworkable solutions like fines, so long as these huge social platforms look like they are sitting on their hands.

However, dislocations are not particles, and in our opinion the problem is better formulated in terms of the addition of dislocation density vectors within an 'reaction volume' that evolves as dislocations sweep along their glide planes.

Moreover, he argued, Europeans understand how big the problem is better than their governments do: Based on a survey commissioned by Pfizer, Europeans are worried that their countries are doing too much to control health costs and not enough to boost health.

When they find themselves in situations of temporary or permanent mental distress, though, that makes that ownership a danger to themselves or others, the solution to the problem is better mental health, and more police/court intervention, not more people arming themselves to the teeth in the most gun-saturated country on planet Earth.

He said there was such hatred among Muslims towards Americans that it was necessary to stop them coming to the US until the problem was better understood.

He said there was such hatred among Muslims around the world towards Americans that it was necessary to rebuff them en masse, until the problem was better understood.

Trump said there was such hatred among Muslims around the world towards Americans that it was necessary to rebuff them en masse, until the problem was better understood.

"Congress should tread cautiously" in defining tax shelters by statute, Mr. Faber said, adding that "some aspects of the problem are better dealt with by regulations and judicial doctrines than by legislation".

The real solution to this problem is better design, but of the many work-arounds, the best is the free utility Roboform, from roboform.com.