Sentence examples for house tackling from inspiring English sources

Your mother just happened to finally get around to cleaning out the basement, repainting the house, tackling yard work -- and well, you get the picture.

Move inside the house, tackle one room at a time.

"Rather than spending billions on tax cuts largely benefiting the rich, we should be choosing to protect our children from hardship through prioritising affordable housing, tackling low pay and protecting the purchasing power of benefits".

He was building cheap housing, tackling the mafia gangs, cleaning up crime and corruption, making the streets safer.

Across the train tracks stands a collection of mid-rise modernist blocks by some of the best architects of the 1960s and 70s – the likes of Powell & Moya, Neave Brown and Benson & Forsythe – engaged by Camden's borough architect, Sydney Cook, in an era that saw the problem of urban housing tackled with unparalleled energy and ingenuity.

Housing professionals tackling homelessness among single people have told researchers at Northumbria University they are preparing themselves for a rise in the number of people losing their homes.

I don't think there's enough ambition on housing, or tackling climate change.

Its members also plan to work on improving housing, and tackling crime, specifically in Dalston.

(10) Tackle housing first Tackle the current housing crisis through a policy that recognises the complex divisions in the current market.

And if it passes next week, we will seek to amend it during its passage through the house to tackle its gross inequities.

The Stormont House negotiations tackled a number of contentious issues.