Sentence examples for huge problems to tackle from inspiring English sources
These are huge problems to tackle, and Maluuba notes that it became "apparent" that the best way to make progress was to tap into the significant resources made available from a larger partner.
It's a huge problem to tackle in 90 minutes, but with simple staging, a dense but whip-smart script, and outstanding performances from Collins and Larkin – sensitive, generous and strong, managing to somehow inject moments of levity amid the horror – The Game manages to cover all corners without feeling laboured.
It's a huge problem to tackle and an estimated $40 billion sector, according to IDC. "We've all witnessed Actifio scale worldwide at record pace," said Andreessen Horowitz partner Peter Levine in a release.
And when you compare FBI statistics on gun violence in the District of Columbia to the 50 states, it's clear that crimes involving firearms are still a huge problem to tackle.
With the diplomacy behind him it has occupied much of his attention since he took office he now has an ailing economy and huge social problems to tackle.
Like you, your daughter already has to live under the pressures of cultural sexism and the media warping her worth, and this is a huge, nebulous problem to tackle.
Everyone agrees the UK's ageing homes are horribly leaky and, with tough climate change targets to meet and energy bills soaring, there's a huge incentive to tackle the problem.
Second, we spend a huge effort to tackle the occlusion problem, which was probably less critical for the application scenarios of [8].
Studying the biological and molecular basis of memory and consciousness also sounded appealing, but the problem seemed too huge to tackle.
