Sentence examples for really tackling from inspiring English sources

Really tackling the deficit will require specific, thoughtful changes centered on raising taxes and controlling health care costs, neither of which Republicans support.

That the Evening Standard finds something sinister about their engagement with British democracy speaks volumes about how serious they are about really tackling extremism.

It's no wonder that so many upscale artists aren't really tackling the actual concerns of the world in their work, in the way that theatre and fiction are.

The research suggests no more than that it could be, while never really tackling the issue of how much TV viewing among toddlers would be regarded as excessive.

It wasn't a very romantic notion, and maybe achieving that status so easily was a sign that the initiative wasn't really tackling the level of paradigm-busting work Transition wants to awaken us to.

"If we are not really tackling that [gender] issue, we are going to have larger skills gaps than other industries that have done something about it, such as medicine".

How can we really tackle climate change?

Dier doesn't really tackle much.

To really tackle bias, organisational behaviour needs to change.

One significant measure would really tackle the problem — identity cards.

"What we'd notice before was players don't really tackle much anymore," Redding said.