Sentence examples for be tackled like from inspiring English sources

The fact is, there are simply no more ambitious water projects remaining to be tackled like those of the early 20th century, which pumped water from the Colorado River and the snow-capped Sierra Mountains across hundreds of miles of desert to the thirsty cities of the American south-west (see "Water, water everywhere", June 25th 2010).

Some cities need to be tackled like you're wrestling a bull (Rio), or mounting an ill-tempered crocodile (Lagos).

Although in vivo validation of these individual components of SAHF is yet to be tackled, SAHF-like chromatin alterations were identified in some cases of in vivo OIS (Collado et al, 2005; Lazzerini Denchi et al, 2005).

Although Andrew Lansley claimed that he wanted to be the minister for Public Health he has done nothing about problems which need to be tackled nationally like alcohol pricing, transport or food policy.

Setting aside regional partisanship, you don't root for the man carrying the ball to be tackled at moments like this.

Moreover, recent work shows that even in monocular image sequences, reconstruction ambiguity can be tackled using regression methods like relevance vector machine (RVM) [26].

Greg Bishop As I soak in these early games, I can't imagine what it would feel like to be tackled by any of these players at ANY point during the day.

The IoT management layer is being tackled by the likes of Samsara and Afero, while Veniam has tackled connectivity for an entire "smart city".

"He's a 130kg lump of meat and opponents don't like being tackled by him," noted Baxter approvingly but O'Shea preferred to point the finger at his own team's deficiencies.

But until India's structural problems are tackled Mr Rajan, like his predecessor, will struggle to control inflation at an acceptable cost.Some hope Mr Rajan can prod the prime minister and finance minister to adopt better policies.

The first of these problems is again being tackled by manufacturers like Ford.