Sentence examples for Tackle all problems from inspiring English sources

And as we enter upon a new peaceful period and as we emerge from the cold war, we see that no less [inaudible] are necessary in order to find ways and means in this period of peace to meet the new situation and to tackle all problems that may arise.

There's too much going on to tackle all problems simultaneously.

But I cannot afford to tackle all the problems of the poor.

But no single agency has the capacity by itself to tackle all the problems posed by terrorism.

To tackle all the problems of waste and dirty water, therefore, politicians must concentrate on making public utilities more efficient, weeding out corruption, and cutting subsidies.

Comprehensive controllers for Dynamic Voltage Restorers (DVR's) have already been proposed to tackle all those problems simultaneously with promising simulation results.

"Taking out the guns would make a difference, but we have to tackle all the problems if we want to see true change," said Trevon Bosley, 20, whose brother Terrell, a musician, was killed in a shooting at a church where he was rehearsing.

A block diagram of a BPA built to tackle all the problems mentioned above is shown in Figure 11.

In order to tackle all those problems and take up the challenges, enthusiastic people with a background in biology or informatics are most welcome (i.e., are desperately needed); physicists or physicians also have an essential input.

Such students cannot mobilize enough social capital to tackle all the problems they face, and this limitation is likely to result in them failing to get into elite colleges.

Grades and CV are important but they tell very little about how you are as a person, so I think it is vital that the personal letter shows that you are an easy person to work with and that you are motivated to tackle all the problems that can and will accrue during the year in Japan.