Sentence examples for tackle other problems from inspiring English sources

Several floors below the designers' offices, physicists and mathematicians, some from Moscow's foremost scientific research institutes, tackle other problems.

Productivity soared, allowing Hazare to tackle other problems such as illiteracy and discrimination based in India's millenniums-old hierarchy of social castes.

Analysts said that Mr. Calderón would now need to use the momentum from passing the tax bill to tackle other problems, perhaps by negotiating with the strong public unions in education, the energy companies and the national health service.

Dr. Martha Brill Olcott, senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, said the push against the separatists was necessary to lend him authority to tackle other problems, including reviving the economy.

"I'm concerned that we'll get one piece of legislation that blocks a certain amount of the problem but fails to tackle other problems, such as artists or managers doing back-door deals with secondary ticketing platforms".

Over time, too, the old cadres began to tackle other problems, helping peasants whose land had been illegally seized by the Shenyang city government and championing the cause of Chinese who had lost their savings when a private bank with close ties to top local officials collapsed under the weight of corruption.

Google has used a similar approach — immense computing power, heaps of data and statistics — to tackle other complex problems.

Oxitec then aims to roll out the method to tackle other insect problems across the agricultural sector.

An engineer by training, he has attempted to root out corruption in Mumbai's real estate business and tackle other difficult problems in housing and transportation, as I reported in a recent article.

Mathematically precocious since his school days at Winchester College and then Cambridge, he earned his office at the Princeton institute in 1953, aged 30, after proving that three rival formulations of nascent quantum theory were, in fact, one and the same and expanding them to tackle other intractable problems.

Furthermore, the methods presented here could be used to tackle other MIMO problems, using the fundamental relationships shown in [8, 9].