Sentence examples for problem cannot be tackled from inspiring English sources

The problem cannot be tackled incrementally.

The problem is that so many athletes are taking testosterone and steroids that the problem cannot be tackled in time for next year's Olympics in Beijing.

But many problems cannot be tackled until Kosovo's final status is clearer.Full independence, partition or something in-between?

Whether or not a resolution of the nuclear standoff is reached and sanctions eased, Iran's environmental problems cannot be tackled without serious determination and substantial investment.

These are problems that cannot be tackled individually but can be better solved through group efforts.

He is particularly passionate about tackling long-standing fundamental problems that cannot be tackled with a straightforward application of conventional techniques.

The difficulty with this formulation is that it aims to solve the dual problem, which for some choices of noise distributions results in a very complex optimization problem, one that cannot be tackled using standard optimization techniques such as SMO [18].

- There is no problem on the political landscape that cannot be tackled by sending out a big red bus and two girls who like getting their tits out in public.

Westfall acknowledges that over-prescribing is a problem, but argues it's one that cannot be tackled without consideration for the challenges posed by fentanyl.

Poverty then, cannot be tackled without tackling the problem of housing.

Problems addressed by Expeditions in Computing projects typically cannot be tackled by small teams.