Sentence examples for easily tackles from inspiring English sources

Also, combining two intelligent systems in a unified interactive architecture facilitates the prediction process, increases the accuracy rate, easily tackles the dynamic and changeable behaviors of advanced phishing threats, and minimizes the false negative rate as well.

By increasing sequencing depth in target regions, RRBS also easily tackles the problem of uneven distribution.

Some reasons for that aren't easily tackled.

An angry group seemingly beyond the reach of politicians or rational arguments cannot be easily tackled.

It is easily tackled independently, but great tours are offered by Tropical Desert, a local adventure tourism company.

As a deep-seated problem, rooted in dysfunctional families, it is more easily tackled in a speech than a classroom.

Legalisation would bring it into the open, where abuses such as trafficking and under-age prostitution can be more easily tackled.

Most of its peers are also trading at lower than book value, implying a sectorwide issue rather than something Goldman can easily tackle individually.

Those who were daunted by "The French Laundry Cookbook" can easily tackle homey sweets like pecan sandies or chocolate cherry scones, or slightly more ambitious productions like the apricot flan tart.

Yes, they looked sharp in snuffing out a bizarre fake field-goal attempt midway through the fourth quarter, when Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin eschewed a short attempt that would have tied the game in favor of a quick toss from holder Drew Butler to kicker Shaun Suisham on fourth-and-1 from the Giants' 3. (Defensive back Michael Coe easily tackled Suisham short of a first down).

And it is hard to disagree with their underlying analysis: "For almost a century, the UK has deluded herself, first into believing that the days of global dominance will return, then into thinking that the symptoms of decline can be relatively easily tackled".