Sentence examples for is now tackling from inspiring English sources
New York City, already a model in policing and an emerging one in school reform, is now tackling poverty.
The chatbot lawyer that overturned hundreds and thousands of parking tickets is now tackling another problem: homelessness.
Jimmy Carter, whose prolific postpresidential career as an author has covered aging, his Southern boyhood and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, is now tackling the treatment of women.
The Surrey schoolboy is now tackling the treatment of triple negative breast cancer, a rare form found in 15-20% of women with breast cancer.
From smart pans to connected scales, the internet of things is now tackling the art of cooking – so would professional chefs want to use these gadgets?
The Roundabout Theater, which presented Rattigan's "Man and Boy" with Frank Langella in 2011, is now tackling his 1946 drama about a family rallying around one of its younger members.
But what I do know is that every area of inquiry that used to be tackled by religion or philosophy is now tackled and explained by science.
The remaining tiny risk of GEMs escaping and establishing themselves in the environment is now tackled through xenobiological systems.
GPP alumni are now tackling urgent and complex problems as entrepreneurs, scholars, activists, and global citizens.
Building a scientific framework that distills the rules of life is a challenge scientists are now tackling.
