(Palliative care physician) One psychiatrist clearly articulated this when s/he said: "we focus a great deal on changing clinicians' expectations and skills, but I don't think we've even tackled too closely an understanding of what's needed in order to make services more acceptable to patients".
He had run as a crime-buster; since his inauguration he has even tried to tackle a mugger.
Using its newly launched DRIVe program, BARDA has even begun to tackle the threat of deadly sepsis infections.
"I think it's pretty extreme to change the anatomy of a child when you haven't even tackled the other elements," said Dr. Wendy M. Scinta, a family practitioner in Manlius, a suburb of Syracuse, who specializes in pediatric weight loss.
The fall in tax revenues, as a result of illegal bunkering and the sabotage of pipelines, means that Mr Yar'Adua has even less chance of tackling his country's other problems, such as a chronic lack of electricity.
And VR development has even already started to tackle the collaboration challenge, too: recall Facebook's Oculus division's work on Rooms, where you can interact with multiple people.
The "Tyra Show" has even found novel ways to tackle the subject of race.
The government has promised to tackle the problem of rubbish on the streets and has even announced a special task force to tackle it.
Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, is not just an enthusiastic yoga practitioner, but also an advocate for the practice's healing properties; he has even suggested that yoga might help tackle climate change.
But nobody from that club has even admitted it was a bad tackle.
