Sentence examples for it was tackling from inspiring English sources

Recently Lookk (a startup out of Vienna which secured funding in London and scaled up) hit a rocky patch when it lost its CEO and co-founder Tamas Locher after realising the problem it was tackling was going to be a lot bigger (though the company is continuing under the other founders).

A Scottish Government spokesperson said it was tackling poverty and inequalities "head on" by investing £296m in measures to mitigate Westminster-led welfare cuts.

Hindsight suggests the beguilingly ambitious slogan, despite its capacity to mobilise, did little to deepen understanding of how complex a problem it was tackling.

It would usually expect to face 2,450 incidents on a Saturday – but on Saturdays in November, it was tackling 2,600.

Brian Jenkins, an analyst at the Rand Corporation, an American think-tank, points out that the FBI engaged in the same sort of speculative charging and questioning when it was tackling the Klu Klux Klan in the 1960s.

The Department of Health said it was tackling historical problems in eating disorders provision: "For years, services that treat people with eating disorders have suffered from underinvestment and haven't been prioritised by the NHS.

It was tackled here with emphatic license, even if it ultimately felt like an offering.

The area of information technology (IT) was tackled by 13.3% of the projects.

Now nearly seven years into its life, it's tackling a new vertical.

Instead, Unilever has said it is tackling the problem by reworking its own products.

"The commission says it is tackling the high cost of roaming at its root," she said.