Sentence examples for could be tackle from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic affinities of Neritopsina and Cocculiniformia with respect to other gastropods, the position of Patellogastropoda among gastropods, and the delimitation of Heterostropha and Euthyneura are still open questions that could be tackle in the future with the approach proposed in this study.

That problem had to be measured before it could be tackled.

In her vivid depictions of ancient Greece, homosexuality could be tackled from a safer distance, perhaps.

What other problems could be tackled by people power in this way?

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

Mr. Obama acknowledged as much and said those programs could be tackled only if Republicans and Democrats worked together.

But it seems to me that the areas that had been identified were ones that could be tackled".

By introducing a Care Charter, issues like inappropriate 15-minute care slots and poor quality care could be tackled.

He said overcrowding could be tackled by charging higher fares on busier trains and lower fares on less busy ones.

But so many of our crippling social crises could be tackled with one bold but absurdly common sense idea: a council housebuilding programme.

Low breastfeeding rates in parts of the UK could be tackled by offering mothers up to £200 in shopping vouchers, researchers have said.