Sentence examples for open to tackling from inspiring English sources

He now says he is open to tackling it piecemeal, rather than in a comprehensive bill, which raises the chance that it will happen.

See, while video gaming is a maturing medium, today open to tackling themes like terminal illness, depression, suicide and gender dysphoria, it's also where the participant (that's you) can have a whole tonne of fun for just a while, temporarily shutting out any and all chaos consuming the news media.

I can do a little hip-hop, I can do a little trap or whatever, but I'm more of an urban pop [artist]." Amara said her upcoming single "Insecure" also falls into the urban pop category though she's ultimately open to tackling different genres.

See, while video gaming is a maturing medium, today open to tackling themes like terminal illness, depression, suicide, and gender dysphoria, it's also where the participant (that's you) can have a whole ton of fun for just a while, temporarily shutting out any and all chaos consuming the news media.

Both the continuum and the finite-element solutions are available in the open literature to tackle this coupled nonlinear problem, without concentrated point masses with particular emphasis on the fundamental linear and nonlinear frequencies.

Recent advances in coupling novel optimization methods to large-scale computing problems have opened the door to tackling a diverse set of physically realistic engineering design problems.

Our work demonstrates a practical and efficient access to electronic properties of two-dimensional nanostructures, providing an approach to tackling open fundamental questions in bandgap-engineered devices and spintronics.

They expect it to be more open to efforts to tackle global warming whether led by Senator John McCain or Senator Barack Obama.

My client is at present considering the legal options open to him to tackle this meritless claim".

We hope that by providing data as soon as possible we will stimulate crowdsourcing and open community engagement to tackle this devastating pathogen.

The development charity, which has opened UK programmes to tackle poverty, said the government should explore the possibility of a wealth tax after revealing how income gains and the benefits of rising asset prices had disproportionately helped those at the top.