Sentence examples for be to crack from inspiring English sources

The biggest challenge will be to crack the pricing puzzle and get impaired loans moving in a way that works for banks, vulture-investors and the taxpayer.

The stupid approach would be to crack down on street protesters, possibly even introducing a state of emergency to render demonstrations illegal.

Part of their duties will be to crack down on illegal religious activities, as well as patrolling and dealing with migrant workers.

The fast way to end a career in the foreign service would be to crack a joke about politics – British or Australian.

"With the Communist Party fearing a loss of control during the transition, its instincts will be to crack down hard on dissent," said Anthony Saich, a Harvard University expert on Chinese politics.

And if it is the case that some of the super-rich have been creating dodgy charities as a means of tax avoidance – as Downing Street has claimed – the logical response would be to crack down on dodgy charities.

Another is to crack down on citizens' protest.

He said the answer to the problem was to crack down on trafficking and tax evasion.

The more feasible option is to crack open the two-party system.

My goal was to crack the top ten of the over-fifties, nationwide.

MR. TOBGAY said one of his top priorities was to crack down on growing political corruption.