Sentence examples for have tackled the problem from inspiring English sources

Other companies have tackled the problem as well.

For much of the past century governments have tackled the problem in one of two ways.

Police officers from the 106th Precinct have tackled the problem in different ways.

In recent years, other aging cities have tackled the problem of abandoned housing with more success.

A traditional Japanese manager might have tackled the problem discreetly instead of embarrassing his peers.KPMG was Olympus's auditor in 2008; Ernst & Young in 2009.

So, I have tackled the problem of how to avoid football with trigonometry, to find the French hotel furthest from any of the Euro 2016 venues.

"Out of a sense of responsibility to the world and its people" China has tackled the problem and will continue to do so, he says.

Working within the framework of Newtonian mechanism, Cavendish had tackled the problem of the nature of heat in the 1760s, explaining heat as the result of the motion of matter.

Some analysts say Apple could have avoided the attack if it had tackled the problem sooner.

Recent work has tackled the problem of automatically generating tips by mining review text.

The team at SpareMin has tackled the problem with Headliner, a browser-based product for transforming audio clips into videos.