Sentence examples for may effectively tackle from inspiring English sources
While current approaches may effectively tackle some of them, they often fail to combine them together.
If done right, insurance could play an important role in helping developing countries effectively tackle the effects of climate change.
It could not effectively tackle McNair.
Finally, and crucially, the report must effectively tackle inequality.
"Measuring the problem is a hugely important factor in beginning to effectively tackle this enormous problem".
The president, he lamented, failed to effectively tackle a rising deficit, Medicare and Social Security.
Imprisonment fails to meet the needs of young adults, or effectively tackle reoffending.
Labour's failure to effectively tackle poverty is not because of a lack of ambition.
No government will be able to effectively tackle tax avoidance without shackling the designers and enablers.
It is rather a question of empowering British citizens in order to more effectively tackle the ideological roots of terrorism.
Time is running out to effectively tackle these daunting challenges.
