Sentence examples for difficulty in tackling from inspiring English sources

The latest rise in the deficit of schemes covered by the pensions lifeboat points to the difficulty in tackling troubled schemes including BHS, where former owner Sir Philip Green is battling to "sort" the problem, and Tata Steel, where a pensions restructuring could be key to a rescue bid.

And, we take all these results as providing strong evidence that the country's recent dismal growth performance and difficulty in tackling the ongoing and persistent crisis may be due to its politicoeconomic system.

If there is any difficulty in tackling this movie for newcomers, it's a certain chilliness they imagine present in 2001.

That's one difficulty in tackling the problem, said Alaina Percival of Women Who Code, a group that aims to attract more women to the tech industry.

While the 19% taxpayer-owned bank was the first to start paying out claims for PPI in March 2011, it has had difficulties in tackling the deluge of complaints, which at its peak were running at more than 60,000 a week.

Compared with FMP, the TSP has difficulties in tackling uncertainties in fuzzy membership functions.

To overcome the difficulties in tackling MaOPs, the authors in [19] proposed an improved (alpha -dominance stralpha -dominance the distrategytoon between solutimproveuthets performance is still not satisfactory.

In tackling this difficulty, we propose two distributed selfish load balancing schemes, the max-weight best response policy for strong information scenario, where load information could be sufficiently collected; and the proportional allocation policy for weak information scenario.

3.13pm: Hu says the international community should pay close attention to the difficulties faced by developing countries in tackling climate change.

It is obvious that in light of the difficulties our schools are facing in tackling bullying, drug abuse, alarming rates of truancy, gang culture, knife and even gun crimes, and teacher abuse; the niqab certainly does not merit the Department for Education's attention nor subsequent front page headlines in the news.

The comments, raising for the first time the touchy issue of homosexuality amid the sexual abuse scandal, once again spoke to the Vatican's continued difficulties in effectively tackling the crisis.