Sentence examples for tackle difficult challenges from inspiring English sources

At State, she has not been afraid to tackle difficult challenges and she has also shown that she knows what it means to be a team player in what others had predetermined would be a "Team of Rivals".

This set of visual tools can help overcome language, technical, and literacy barriers and bring all affected parties to the table to tackle difficult policy challenges.

It also can serve as a valuable classroom aid in teaching public health readiness concepts at the secondary and graduate school levels, helping future public health leaders to develop critical problem-solving skills needed to tackle difficult readiness challenges.

She used the tales to tackle difficult subjects and challenge taboos.

Though some of what they do is truly innovative, some draws on long established good sense and proven experience of how to grow resilient and creative organisations that can become well equipped to tackle difficult and deeply ingrained social challenges and lack of opportunity.

That this initiative takes it a step further by providing an investor with a financial incentive to tackle difficult societal problems is a challenge the nonprofit sector is demonstrably ready to meet.

We rise to challenges, overcome adversity, and tackle difficult problems.

Ultimately, every pollster is entitled to tackle these difficult challenges -- from cells vs. landlines to likely voter models to weighting techniques -- in their own way.

In fact, it no longer matters that we don't tackle this difficult challenge.

As we, along with the new Congress, tackle difficult fiscal challenges in the face of unrelenting market pressures, we felt it was our duty to our respective voters to recall our past selflessness.

Dr. Margaret Hamburg has been tackling difficult tasks ever since.