Sentence examples for attempts to tackle problems from inspiring English sources

New MRC guidance provides a framework for conducting and reporting process evaluation studies Attempts to tackle problems such as smoking and obesity increasingly use complex interventions.

The parallels are clear: both organizations are "hot spotting" in an attempt to tackle problems before they're beyond easy help.

The charity Sleep Scotland is providing classes free of charge in a pilot scheme at three schools in Glasgow in an attempt to tackle problems caused by a lack of sleep.

This book attempts to tackle the problems of modeling and analysis of excavations in rock masses, by taking into account discontinuity influence, time dependence behavior and construction method.

You might think about big Hollywood movies these days not just as stories, but increasingly as attempts to tackle tough problems.

The EMBRACE Network of Excellence has produced a web service registry that attempts to tackle these problems.

Attempts to tackle the problem of chemical entity recognition have invariably identified that the problem is not amenable to pure dictionary approaches due to the continuing discovery of novel compounds and the many ways in which systematic nomenclature allows compounds to be named [2].

City officials made various attempts to tackle the problem.

While welfare reform attempts to tackle a problem with a stick, at Viridian Housing we are trying a more positive approach.

Now, by trying to block others' attempts to tackle the problem, the U.S. is behaving in a manner that seems best described as unforgivable.

Society's wider fear of loneliness is compounded by a "phobia" of old age with the effect of inhibiting attempts to tackle the problem, she added.