Sentence examples for needs tackling from inspiring English sources
It is a disease that needs tackling as much as cancer.
Lord Neuberger's comments last night suggest that he knows judicial diversity needs tackling.
It needs tackling, just like – say – the interlinked assertion that the BBC was, or is, "anti-war".
This cornfield might need more water, perhaps, or that orchard could be suffering from a pest that needs tackling immediately.
Yet a related problem also needs tackling: legally recognised radical Islamic groups, some of which provide cover for home-grown terrorists.
In fact, there are some real horror stories out there (pdf) – many children are coming to school with cold chips and chocolate bars and this certainly needs tackling.
Tackling these needs tackles the [origins] of the problems of the community.
Two jobs that had been on the back-burner for far too long needed tackling.
It promises to highlight sectors where pay discrepancies need tackling most.
But several interlocking problems need tackling before anyone can be confident of Serbia's living happily ever after.
It's because they can't afford to pay their rent or bills – these are the issues that need tackling.
