Sentence examples for close to tackling from inspiring English sources

Neither the Labour government nor the Conservative opposition is yet close to tackling the real problems.

Putting in place more specialist mental health services in A&E would be welcome, but it won't come close to tackling these problems.

Though good ideas, dumping the universally panned paid parental leave scheme and retaining a carbon price won't come close to tackling Australia's real long-run budget problems.

No Giant came close to tackling him after the 50-yard line with the exception of Weatherford, who tugged at the neck of Sherels's jersey as he crossed the goal line for a touchdown.

That doesn't even come close to tackling the problem.

It managed to get a few policies, like a transportation grant, implemented, but Lupo said the small changes were "piecemeal tokens" that "didn't even come close to tackling this deeply embedded problem that the community had with education and racial inequality".

Today's announcement means they are at least one step closer to tackling the globe.

Now, however, he and the two Western governments that have come closest to tackling Mr Assad head on, France's and Britain's, may be badgered into thinking again.

But committing to fight undernutrition while continuing to send sub standards food makes no sense, and brings us no closer to tackling malnutrition.

The House of Representatives moved one step closer today to tackling the thorny issue of cloning, when the Judiciary Committee, voting along party lines, approved a bill that would outlaw not only cloning people, but also the use of cloning technology to treat disease.

But don't be fooled because none of their proposals come even close to actually tackling the problem.