Sentence examples for have tackled with from inspiring English sources

Even its campaign against banks that abet tax evasion, the one financial crime it is widely reckoned to have tackled with firmness and consistency, looks muddled on close scrutiny (see article).The wooliness of the government's approach has sparked a political backlash.

They could have saved a lot of money by staying in their $800-a-month apartment (two bedrooms, two bathrooms, utilities and cable included), rather than taking on a home loan with private mortgage insurance (not to mention the student and auto loan debt they could have tackled with their savings).

There are also larger, more controversial issues at hand, like the prevalence of genetically modified food and the use of cancer-causing chemicals in everyday products, that the European Union has tackled with vigor while Americans have accepted them as inevitable.

Reviewers appreciated the use of adult themes, such as sex and death, in the storyline of a contemporary video game which no other games had tackled with similar effectiveness.

"Everything else I sort of try to base in reality, but this was the first set I had tackled with the show that had slightly magical content," she continues.

In Belgium, meanwhile, the Dardenne brothers have tackled migrants with a similar, Cannes-friendly mix of social realism and genre thrills.

We have tackled the problem with this determination and we hope that this will be the first step towards an overall solution".

Organizations and countries have tackled noncommunicable diseases with a variety of public health measures.

(Perhaps it is, but we'll only know that once the Austrians have tackled the question with everything they have).

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.

We are cleaning up Labor's mess probably, and have tackled every major portfolio with gusto and consistency.