Sentence examples for even begin to tackle from inspiring English sources

You couldn't even begin to tackle the sink.

"How do you even begin to tackle the problem of how memory is working in a precise way?" Norman said.

Bigger forces are at work in the housing market than Cameron's proposal for new discounted starter homes can even begin to tackle.

There are no simple solutions: but leaders at the Paris summit cannot even begin to tackle climate change unless they recognise that its parent – our increasing population – is creating a greater looming crisis.

Basically, to even begin to tackle ad targeting, you need top-notch data scientists with PhDs in Machine Learning, Information Retrieval or other AI fields.

Now, AMLO's supporters are left asking how their hero can even begin to tackle problems so vast and entrenched.

To date none of the political parties has a race-equality strategy that even begins to tackle these growing challenges.

And if science is still floundering to explain the misery of itch, it has not even begun to tackle the joy of scratch.

He replaced the personal income tax with a 13% flat tax, cut corporate taxes, balanced the budget, paid foreign debts, legalized land ownership, supported the restructuring of the big monopolies, and even began to tackle sensitive social services reforms.

Charles de Lardemelle, co-manager for the IVA International fund, points out that Japan, which has had a shrinking population and work force, hasn't even begun to tackle the issue of immigration reform, which may also be required to turn around the population trend toward fewer workers.

Using its newly launched DRIVe program, BARDA has even begun to tackle the threat of deadly sepsis infections.