Sentence examples for if tackled from inspiring English sources

Opportunities not threats All of these developments represent opportunities for libraries, rather than threats, if tackled in the right way.

If tackled all at once, the process can be completed in less than two years, he said.

It's hardly a monster – a climb of about 145 metres – and much easier if tackled from the Cartmel side (there's a 23.3% – section if you come the other way), but a trial with a bellyful of eggs and bacon nonetheless.

In 1923 the Great Kanto Earthquake helped set in motion a political crisis that ultimately led to militarism and the second world war.Planning and moneySince the March disaster two overarching challenges have emerged that could, if tackled, have similarly far-reaching consequences (though without, one hopes, the belligerence).

Length 85 miles Duration Riding at a gentle 12mph, that's two easy days' riding or three mornings – with time to explore or put your feet up in the afternoons Start Epping tube station Finish Colchester rail station Difficulty level Easy-moderate if tackled over several days Who's it good for?

"In effect and in reality the top of the football pyramid is still a bastion of white male domination and finds difficulty in having to face up to the challenge of change which, if tackled seriously, would mean giving up some space to allow the participation of women, black, Asian and disabled people as equals within its decision-making structures and as employees at all levels," he said.

The Citi report then asks the trillion-dollar question – if tackling global warming is such an economic no-brainer, what are we waiting for?

There will always be cars traveling to and from the city centre but if tackling our growing congestion problem is not taken seriously, Sydney will be left behind.

Fear of crime blights daily life for more people than crime itself and if tackling that requires more police and prisons, we should say so.

If tackling in schools were banned, a child who had not been taught how to tackle could be at greater risk of being injured when progressing to club rugby.

If tackling obesity were as simple as telling people they should eat less and move more, we would not have a problem now.