Sentence examples for To be tackling from inspiring English sources
We ought to be tackling both problems at once.
"The government is supposed to be tackling the pollution, so we need to see the effects.
For the moment, Slovakia's government seems only to be tackling the symptoms.
But that would make a mockery of his claim to be tackling the deficit.
"These are ginormous, mammoth men that are going to be tackling my son".
Overall the show feels a bit unfocused; each piece seems to be tackling a different problem.
Mr. Skyrm said regulators appeared to be tackling the problem through a back door involving capital requirements.
America can claim to be tackling its troubled assets.Whether it has picked the right approach is another matter.
If it is truly pushing for equality, it has no option but to be seen to be tackling her claims.
"We are going to suffer because the government wants to be seen to be tackling binge drinking.
There it would be close to the realities of the problems it ought to be tackling poverty; bad, cruel and corrupt governments; international lawlessness; civil wars.
