Sentence examples for has tackled more from inspiring English sources

In addition, E.P.A. officials say, cleanup costs have climbed significantly as the agency has tackled more complex sites.

Fire crews have tackled more than 680 wildfires so far this year, some 200 more than average for the period.

Fire crews have tackled more than 680 wildfires in California so far this year, some 200 more than average for the period.

Startups have tackled more profound problems, with more creativity and innovation, instead of merely trying to work from and recreate "copy and paste" business models.

Although he made a name for himself in the early 1970's with ephemeral sculptures made of bamboo and jute set in glades and woods, Mr. Singer has tackled larger, more permanent projects in recent years.

Now she has tackled another, perhaps more unlikely, kind of writing: as an opera librettist.

The arts have much to learn from the business sector, which has tackled this problem more directly, learning that a compromised workforce that lacks experience means lower economic returns.

While Stone's commentary on Trump is entirely accidental, he has tackled current events more directly in recent years, with a notable focus on timeliness.

With All Is Lost, however, he has tackled something deeper and more challenging on any level, aesthetic or physical.

Other films have tackled rather more niche aspects of football.

At the end of the 20th century, the city's business leaders have tackled a more contemporary urban problem: sprawl.