Sentence examples for challenge to tackle from inspiring English sources

Certainly Mo Yan does, as without them he would have a bigger challenge: to tackle the gritty realism of his fictional world.

Given our huge industrial base, general robotics might seem a relatively easy challenge to tackle, but has proven much harder than expected.

He added: "Like every prison in the country, it is a constant challenge to tackle drugs by reducing demand and combatting supply.

Few knew then he would be back in the headlines so soon, prepared to face perhaps his biggest challenge: to tackle homophobia in football.

Williams admits it was quite a "challenge" to tackle this unusually racy Guthrie song, and she didn't want to disappoint Woody's daughter, Nora Guthrie, who is responsible for her father's archive and personally asked Williams to work on the track, sending her a letter saying "I thought if anyone could handle this song, you could".

In conclusion, the delivery of drugs to children is still an unmet challenge to tackle.

He now has some big challenges to tackle.

For those with disabilities, there can be other big challenges to tackle – as deaf film-maker Ted Evans discussed recently.

The content of OCD is largely "adult" in nature – sexual or violent or otherwise plain frightening, and of course, that's challenging to tackle in morning TV.

Like the AirPods, the HomePod has isolated the right challenges to tackle first.

There remains significant challenges to tackle with FastSLAM2.0-based bearing-only sensor intended to operate in large geographic scales.