Sentence examples for if tackling from inspiring English sources

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.

"Obesity is not only caused by how much we each eat or drink: if tackling it were as simple as telling people to eat less and move more, we would have solved it by now.

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

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

There was also an "unacceptably high" amount of food wasted on many wards which, if tackled, "could generate significant savings".

"What If" tackles a question that's been asked before -- can men and women be friends?

They're all practical and manageable and if tackled would improve the health and abundance of the ocean that America manages.