Sentence examples for having to tackle from inspiring English sources

"The communities are worried about this because food insecurity is something we are now having to tackle every single day".

Passengers can take their case to the Civil Aviation Authority but it is having to tackle huge volumes of complaints.

In his crusade to capture the political centre, George W. Bush is having to tackle the sort of social questions that Republicans used to leave to Democrats.

The Federal Reserve is in danger of the Catch 22 situation of having to tackle a contracting economy whilst inflation is worsening".

Worst of all, firms are having to tackle big pension-fund deficits, leaving less money available to invest in plant and equipment.While the business sector has suffered at Labour's hands, the public sector has been showered with money.

OVER the years, I've described cobblers, crisps, betties, free-form tarts and just about everything else I could think of to keep people from having to tackle the classic pie.

"We have to tackle that".

Someone will have to tackle a retrospective.

We had to tackle home fires, too.

It's the thorniest issue we've had to tackle".

We're going to have to tackle a lot.