Sentence examples similar to sensibly tackled from inspiring English sources
The not-for-profit organisation says that 100% of the students who undergo its short, practical courses immediately get a decent job and 98% still have it three months later, which shows that much can be done if the problem is tackled sensibly.
"I'm a firm believer that you can accomplish anything if you tackle it sensibly and put the effort in," he said.
"I hope we will be able to do more in the future to get people to take responsibility for their own health and take more exercise and eat sensibly". A Department of Health spokesman said: "The government has made it clear that tackling health inequalities is a priority as part of its commitment to fairness and social justice.
"The UK drinks industry has voluntarily introduced a wide range of measures to encourage responsible drinking including health information on labels, an independent complaints process and strict codes of practice which ensure alcohol is marketed responsibly - we must focus on finding local solutions to tackle specific alcohol-related problems, not penalising those who are drinking sensibly".
In the cases of both this and Here We Go, the playwrights are tackling such substantial subject matter – Churchill taking on death, Bartlett dealing with office politics – in texts dense with language and ideas that audiences do not feel shortchanged, especially as the theatres have sensibly reduced ticket prices, the Vic charging £10-£25 £10-£25l and the National pricing Here We Go at £15.
Tackling the environmental crisis.
The analysis indicates that the latest strategy for publicly funded health research in England sensibly both builds on recent progress and tackles acknowledged weaknesses.
A vital chapter entitled 'When things go wrong' tackles nettlesome matters like workplace harassment sensibly and spiritedly.
