Sentence examples for prepares to tackle from inspiring English sources

The team prepares to tackle the cancer.

Benedict Cumberbatch is set to play Richard III for the BBC, while his Sherlock co-star Martin Freeman prepares to tackle the same role in the West End.

Mr. Christie's appointee will arrive in the Senate as the body prepares to tackle some of the most significant domestic policy issues in years.

As President Obama prepares to tackle the economy in his State of the Union address Tuesday night, economists and industry executives are likewise sifting through the data.

WASHINGTON — As Congress prepares to tackle the issue of providing aid to areas ravaged by Tropical Storm Irene, a rift has opened among House Republicans over the federal government's role in providing disaster relief.

But as the British company now known as BNFL prepares to tackle the American problems, an embarrassing lapse has emerged back home in its core business, which is producing plutonium fuel.

Without strong pressure from the population, I doubt many politicians would be prepared to tackle it".

Take a deep breath and prepare to tackle foie gras layered with anchovies.

"The Government is not yet prepared to tackle the challenges of the 21st century," David Hanson, the shadow policing minister, said.

"Eight months!" he shouted, his shirt caked in dirt as he prepared to tackle a mile of muddy troughs.

There are many important challenges ahead, and judging by his record, he is prepared to tackle them.