Sentence examples for All tackling from inspiring English sources

It means, above all, tackling education.

London, Cardiff, Melbourne, New York and Denver are all tackling subterranean fatbergs.

In their own ways, the retailers are all tackling common problems.

The evening has been put together with Alzheimer's Research UK, and there will be readings by the actor Christopher Eccleston, film and poetry from Lavinia Greenlaw, and new work from the director and choreographer Shelly Love, all tackling dementia.

At a special all-day cabinet meeting at Chequers, ministers backed an election battleplan concentrating on: employment opportunities for all; tackling child poverty through help for families; strong public services; security in retirement; support for business.

Systems-change initiatives like the The Sustainability Consortium, the Sustainable Apparel Coalition and ZHDC, which stands for Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, differ in their approach and structure, but they are all tackling problems too sprawling and too complicated for even the biggest companies to solve on their own.

Matthew Carder, Alex Dunn, Josh Neil and Ben Torrance must all tackle Thursday's qualifying rounds, needing three wins to make the main draw.

And hopefully we can all tackle this together, because, as far as I can see, the problem is not going away anytime soon.

Bray's novels all tackle the big identity questions that characterize the teenage years.

His administration had, after all, tackled some huge economic problems early on, and with apparent success.First of these was the need to stabilise the financial system.

Designers like Galliano, Nicolas Ghesquière at Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel all tackled ideas of the real future that's fast hurtling towards us.