Sentence examples for sufficient to tackle from inspiring English sources

Third, is a secular democratic setup sufficient to tackle religious extremism?

The current reform programme is not "sufficient to tackle the serious problems facing the court".

Rejecting the idea that Keynesian demand management was sufficient to tackle what Benn called the "spiral of decline" in manufacturing, the AES provided a radical alternative.

Italian bond yields were generally rising even before last week's Brussels deal, suggesting that markets felt the evolving plan was not sufficient to tackle its problems.

Against that, pledges on the Green investment bank, along with more green jobs and the proposal for insulation for 1m homes in the course of the parliament are necessary but not quite sufficient to tackle our contribution to global warming.

"This is the first time family violence has been a key election campaign topic and while both parties have put forward strong responses, what they have announced will not be sufficient to tackle this issue," she said.

Especially as the frequency of such disasters seems likely to increase further as the world struggles to generate sufficient enthusiasm to tackle climate change.

That is the International Olympic Committee, and it is to them that Sebastian Coe must travel to create a body with sufficient muscle to tackle drugs in athletics (Coe reaches highest podium in athletics, 20 August).

Proved that capturing successive images using the burst mode feature of mobile devices contains sufficient information to tackle the super-resolution problem.   4.

The biggest and richest social media companies are shamefully far from taking sufficient action to tackle illegal and dangerous content, to implement proper community standards or to keep their users safe.

In particular, mechanical systems with sufficient functionality to tackle advanced autonomous operations, frequently exhibit inadequate robustness in the face of inevitable system faults to meet the requisite mission goals.