Sentence examples for into tackling from inspiring English sources

Ms Campbell said she began research into tackling dehydration through her project 18 months ago.

Most observers credit the attacks with spurring the country into tackling domestic terrorism like never before.

Years of engineering innovation and investment went into tackling the problems associated with cellar cooling.

Governments put a lot of energy into tackling public health problems.

"This money could, and we believe absolutely should, be ploughed back into tackling the causes and effects of excessive drinking".

The UK has a moral responsibility to put new money into tackling both development and climate change".

He made good on his vow, with help from a walker and walking stick, and later, after a few beers, was talked into tackling Kilimanjaro.

He may have been kidding, but the forces of the universe weren't, then zipping down to Baltimore to turn the Jets into tackling dummies.

It should, then, channel its efforts into tackling the housing shortage even if that means house prices should flatten or fall.

If you start to tackle inequality, that also becomes a way into tackling some of the other things blighting our world at the moment.

Therefore, government interventions must address both hunger and undernutrition, and commitment to tackling one does not necessarily automatically translate into tackling the other.