Sentence examples for be tackled which from inspiring English sources

While part of the increase may be attributed to better reporting by authorities, the increase highlights the scale of unsafe products that must be tackled, Which? said.

"I do very much believe that persistent low pay needs to be tackled, which is why we're talking about 'fewer but better' jobs," Mayfield said.

More recently, the use of various analytical tools has allowed a more fundamental issue of short hot carrier lifetime to be tackled which, in turn, has brought about great interest in optimizing the structures and interfaces for more efficient charge transfer.

The lenses are an improvement on other ways these sight problems have been tackled which has included surgery to implant a telescopic lens or wearing bulky spectacles that have telescopic lenses forming part of the main lens.

The corruption now widespread in poor countries must be tackled (about which Mr Prahalad has penned a particularly useful chapter).There are plenty of sceptics.

The first problem to be tackled was shock, which was, in brief, found to be due to a decrease in the effective volume of the circulation.

Selection of appropriate metaknowledge and the problem of setting up and maintaining metadatabases have to be tackled, research efforts of which will be summarised in this section.

Technically this is a problem of multi-criteria optimization, which can be tackled from different views.

It argues that property suffers from a market failure, which must be tackled by the government.

He considered racism as a crime which could be tackled by a crime-fighter, and so was born Inspector Kurt Wallander.

Those that prove sticky will be tackled by the formal conference, which will begin in mid-June.