Sentence examples for least tackling from inspiring English sources

Be it through investing in electric vehicles, building smart grids, constructing energy-efficient homes, planning limits on urban sprawl, investing in renewable power or providing integrated public transport, such action generates a number of important benefits – not least, tackling the growing and deadly problem of air pollution all over the world.

Given how many YC startups there are, it isn't really surprising that a lot of them have some overlap, or are at least tackling similar problems.

The SAGEM my700X, which has been creeping around the Web since earlier this year, is at least tackling one of these by using msystems' MegaSIM.

In any case, Obama should get credit for at least tackling the subject -- especially on the oil companies' corporate welfare -- when nobody else even seems to want to talk about it.

Unlike Julia Roberts's feebly evasive version, this movie does at least tackle head-on the Queen's sexual jealousy, and Theron has an interesting steely coldness at first.

Let's at least tackle poverty with the same hot intensity we tackle racism.

If you have the energy, try to at least tackle throwing away disposable cups, garbage and stinky food items before going to bed.

"This can only be achieved by making the profession more attractive to graduates, not least through tackling excessive workload and ensuring that teacher pay is not continually depressed by pay freezes or below-inflation rises.

Reviewing Romm's 2010 book Straight Up, Bill McKibben wrote that Romm "knows his climate science... [and] has been a persuasive voice for the most important truth about global warming: that it is a far worse problem than either politicians or the general public understand.... Romm has been consistent in insisting that we have much of the technology necessary to at least begin tackling the problem".

Maybe dealing with money should be just another chore, like cleaning the bathroom: whoever minds it least should tackle it.

Attempts to cobble together a government with Podemos and Ciudadanos, which might at least have tackled corruption, brought pointblank refusals from the other two.