Sentence examples for as it tackles from inspiring English sources

British Land holds 18% of Songbird but has decided not to take part in the share issue as it tackles its own problems, and will see its stake "materially" diluted.

Dumas's view is that the US will have some form of recession or slump next year as it tackles its debts.

The book gives us a group portrait of a wildly dysfunctional family, even as it tackles the big theme of certainty and its discontents, Michiko Kakutani writes.

Activists are pushing Australia to address the issue of climate change -- particularly its role in the fossil fuel industry -- as it tackles the bleaching crisis. .

Primark is taking on only a handful of former BHS stores including Reading, Llandudno and Leicester's Fosse Park as it tackles falling sales and a £200m-plus leap in its pension deficit.

The speech is worth a read as it tackles three renewables "myths" head on.

Brit's chief executive Neil Eckert said scrapping this year's dividend would allow his company to conserve capital as it tackled an estimated £183m loss.

They will agree on a new strategic concept setting forth how NATO will tackle the challenges of the 21st century with as much success as it tackled the challenges of the previous century.

The music mayhave harked back to the Fifties and Sixties but the songwriting – all Winehouse's own – was thoroughly contemporary as it tackled unreliable ex-boyfriends, illicit sex and her devotion to marijuana.

Mr Clegg said he was "really sad" at the ousting from office of so many party colleagues, but insisted that the Lib Dems would "continue to play our role" in the Government as it tackled the economic crisis.

Toyota said on Thursday that it was cutting bonus pay for managers as it tackled an enormous recall in the United States and deep losses for the second consecutive fiscal year.