Sentence examples for how to tackle problems from inspiring English sources

This study is an example of how to tackle problems within a large-scale catchment with limited resources with participation of local stakeholders and riparian landowners.

Despite softer economic growth and falling investment, India's rulers have dared launch no reforms or pass any laws of note this year.Nor has it known how to tackle problems as they flare up.

In recent years politicians across the globe have begun to focus on how to tackle problems such as pollution and climate change.

In all likelihood, your adviser wants to know that you are capable of thinking creatively about such things--that you can develop some independent ideas about how to tackle problems, and that you can show enthusiasm about trying potential solutions.

That's leading some security companies (Cyvera is one example I wrote about this week) to think outside the box for how to tackle problems specifically around zero-day (that is, never before identified and solved) attacks.

"They are not generalists in how they invest they know and get early stage startups and how to tackle problems like finding product market fit, scaling, finding a business model, and hiring people when you are a startup with no perks," he says.

The challenges of creating policy through public-private partnerships has been exemplified recently by the row over how to tackle problem drinking in the UK.

Computational thinking teaches you how to tackle large problems by breaking them down into a sequence of smaller, more manageable problems.

The key part of the future of cause-based movements will be the boiling up of problems and issue and the coordinated intelligence and collective ideation on how to tackle these problems.

Andrew Simms and Eliane Glaser discuss how to tackle the problems that threaten society.

Kia Hook: Another big thing is how to tackle big problems, like the disaster in Japan.