Sentence examples similar to Vigorously tackling from inspiring English sources
"Corruption and issues of governance are being vigorously tackled on all fronts".
Boris came to power promising to vigorously tackle serious youth violence and knife crime.
Zhang Xin, Mr. Pan's wife and business partner, said on her microblog that after thousands of people died as a result of air pollution in Britain in the 1950s, the government vigorously tackled its air quality problems with strict laws.
"The many failures in the asylum system will be tackled vigorously".
A "modern slavery commissioner" will be appointed to ensure that the government and law enforcement agencies are tackling the problem vigorously.
Several ideas were vigorously discussed concerning the accelerators and detector concepts most capable of tackling the major open questions in particle physics, often paraphrased as the "known unknowns," and possibly discovering new physics beyond the SM, the "unknown unknowns".
Deformable models are a well-established and vigorously researched approach to tackle a large variety of image segmentation problems.
But Mr Lofven has stronger ammunition: he refers to the government's lacklustre economic results, and promises to tackle unemployment vigorously.
To many of Heath's anxious supporters, the time to stop inflation seemed to be slipping dangerously past for a party that had won the election partly because it was expected to tackle inflation more vigorously than Labour had done.
The New Yorker, December 26 , 1970 P. 55To many of Heath's anxious supporters, the time to stop inflation seemed to be slipping dangerously past for a party that had won the election partly because it was expected to tackle inflation more vigorously than Labour had done.
