Sentence examples for barely tackled from inspiring English sources

Pervasive corruption remains barely tackled, despite a newly trained and equipped police force in major cities.

However, rationalistic methods failed to get much of a following in design, probably because they barely tackled the human and artistic faces of design.

Tokyo-based Midokura is currently working to solve a hard problem that has barely been tackled before: flexibly virtualizing networks.

Even if the debate has barely begun to tackle benefits and social transfers, that still gives politicians an opportunity.

Without transforming UK workplaces, we can barely begin to tackle the second block in the road: unequal sharing of work and caring at home.

Yet because the two main parties disagree so much, the grand coalition has barely begun to tackle any of these.This lady shouldn't be for turningA good way forward would be for Ms Merkel herself to show some stronger leadership.

Yet today, they're confined to classrooms, expected to remain still for the majority of the day, and barely allowed to tackle meaningful labor or the real world until they reach the magical age of 18.

She also says that while most e-mail providers are trying to block spammers and phishers from bombarding people, they have barely begun to tackle the problem of social spam — a plague of unnecessary and unwanted e-mail that includes alerts from social networks like LinkedIn, Twitter and Tumblr.

The country's debt-to-GDP ratio is still around 120% and the banks have barely begun to tackle a mortgage arrears crisis.

(I'm not sure I'd want technology to assist with the fourth item of increasing the number of babies). But in doing so we also create new challenges and issues we are only barely starting to tackle.

In the ensuing 80 minutes there were no shots, and barely any tackles, crosses or sprints.