Sentence examples for problematic to tackling from inspiring English sources

The current emphasis in terms of policy and financial incentives on individual procedures and activity as opposed to delivery of integrated care within practices and across organisations [ 73] may be problematic to tackling frequent attendance in primary care [ 50].

High-quality bird genomic data are rapidly accumulating (Jarvis et al. 2014; Zhang et al. 2014), allowing researchers to address a variety of questions regarding avian evolution that were problematic to tackle prior to the genomic revolution.

She has developed five keys to tackling a problematic relationship with food - how to eat when you're hungry; how to eat the food your body is hungry for; how to find out why you eat when you aren't hungry; learning to taste every mouthful and how to stop eating when you're full.

As to tackling turbulence, limiting carbon dioxide emissions would be an obvious move, he added, though this remains a problematic political goal.

The coalition should urgently introduce a minimum unit price for alcohol to tackle problematic drinking, as Scotland had pledged to do, Ballard said.

This allows it to combine exposure readings to tackle problematic situations such when a person is standing against a bright background; Sony says that without HDR either the person's face looks too dark or the background too light.

The Costa Mesa Planning Commission on Monday heard about upcoming plans to tackle problematic motels in the city.

Many of the World Cup competitor nations have developed harm reduction programs to tackle problematic drug use.

Increasing the proportion of individuals in treatment is therefore considered to be an essential measure to tackle problematic drug use.

By being a cultured person, you will have more knowledge at your disposal to tackle problematic situations, and will appear more interesting to people you meet.

"Persuasion" has recently been filmed, and so has "Sense and Sensibility," and there are three versions of "Emma" in the works (not to mention "Clueless"), and no doubt someone will soon knock off the amiably mock-Gothic "Northanger Abbey," and someone else will find the nerve to tackle the problematic austerities of "Mansfield Park," and that will be that.