Sentence examples for can to tackle from inspiring English sources

We are determined to do everything we can to tackle the threats facing our trees".

Cameron says the government is doing everything it can to tackle it.

"Councils are doing everything they can to tackle the rising levels of rogue landlords caused by the housing crisis.

Thankfully I have the privilege of working with an incredibly motivated team who do whatever they can to tackle this kind of stigma.

"While the executive is not responsible for the economic downturn or the spending cuts, it is our responsibility to do what we can to tackle the problems they create.

We hope the majority of the reef can recover but Australia must start doing everything it can to tackle the root cause of the coral bleaching, which is global warming".

Here we describe examples of how motivation, ideas, knowledge, and expertise from different people, institutions, and agencies can integrate to tackle challenges that can be as complex as the resources they bring to bear on it.

The company's sustainability portal, or Plan A, even includes an animated game so families can learn about the steps they can take to tackle food waste.

But it is hard to see how Glasgow can afford to tackle its deeper social problems without help from outside.

There's only so much that architecture can do to tackle obesity, but this building tries to do it.

There are three key things Theresa May can do to tackle the abuse and violence faced by homeless women.