Sentence examples for issues are tackled from inspiring English sources

Smaller and easier issues are tackled first, building an area of agreement, which is then stressed to create a stake in success, whereas harder issues are postponed and played down.

Until these issues are tackled and the great concentrations of wealth, income and power are broken up, the global economy will continue to struggle to recover, with much of the world locked into near-permanent slump.

The issues are tackled well, but I just didn't appreciate the seeming advocacy of the changing of people's personalities, the sexual references or the fact that the storyline was just one big cliché for me.

Some serious issues are tackled, including realistic references to exigencies created by the current economy, from moving back with Mom and Dad (No. 452: "Do nonmonetary things to help out") to joblessness (No. 3: "Don't get hurt when the world doesn't care about you.

"We fear homelessness could begin to rise again unless these issues are tackled".

Second, flexibility and operability issues are tackled using the optimization capability of the flowsheet simulator.

A variety of women's issues were tackled in the monologues, including family pressure, sexual liberation, attitudes to lesbians, date rape and a dating culture that can value money over feeling.

The range of issues being tackled by young feminists around the globe proves that feminism's future is in secure hands.

Yes, the issues being tackled here are inherently complex, idiosyncratic and, at times, volatile, but these games absolutely must exist if for nothing else but to elicit the resultant discourse.

Yes, the issues being tackled here are inherently complex, idiosyncratic and, at times, volatile, but these games absolutely must exist – if for nothing else but to elicit the resultant discourse.

All these issues were tackled in open meetings or directly in the support groups and treatment literacy sessions whose curriculum had been tailored to address all these issues.