Sentence examples for issue can be tackled from inspiring English sources
How do you think the issue can be tackled?
This issue can be tackled if the polynomial chaos representation is sparse.
Indeed it is difficult to see how the issue can be tackled without an agreement, which in reality can only be achieved through the WTO, that stops rich countries dumping surpluses, opens up their agricultural markets and supports the development of agriculture in poor countries.
This issue can be tackled by introducing an additional coefficient that is programmable, (27).
This IRS curvature violation issue can be tackled using Monte Carlo simulation.
This issue can be tackled from a physiological viewpoint by considering that plants detect and deal with competitors and consumers through a very sophisticated sensing network mediated by phytohormones, which initiate responses to neighbors or canopy shade (i.e., shade avoidance syndrome) and chemical defenses to herbivore damage.
As a trustee of the Design Council I see first hand how public issues can be tackled by thinking about design.
These issues can be tackled locally or nationally, but they must be tackled or the UK will lose its current world-leading position as a knowledge economy.
Economic inequalities, power imbalances: some of the issues can be tackled through exactly the sort of collective action for legislative change that drove the suffragettes.
