Sentence examples for tackle pressures from inspiring English sources

Pearson said last month it would restructure once again to tackle pressures hitting markets from North America to South Africa after it shifted its focus to educational publishing.

Nonetheless, this still amounts to a difference of 1.4m - a not insubstantial number when thinking about what to do to tackle pressures on A&E.

A cottage hospital that had to close because of staff shortages has been reopened to help tackle pressure on Accident and Emergency departments.

You must know how to tackle pressure, especially if you are a middle order batsman.

Under new captain Bob Murphy, the Bulldogs' relentless tackling pressure paid off, locking down the Eagles in the final quarter.

They were rarely pretty, but their relentless tackling pressure forced Fremantle into turnovers and through Waite (three goals) and the evergreen Brent Harvey (four), they were able to capitalize.

It had signalled such a move, to tackle inflationary pressures, before the recent market turbulence.

The president of the Business Council of Australia, Catherine Livingstone, said the government must tackle intergenerational pressures and fiscal challenges "in conjunction with a concerted strategy to grow the economy".

As law firms tackle the pressures that can undermine their effectiveness and durability, law school graduates and students have an opportunity to take a fresh look at what it means to be a lawyer.

This reflects Labour's strategy of imposing new legal duties on the NHS and local authorities to work together, and of providing them with the cash to tackle winter pressures by developing new services such as intermediate care.

Many of the people who go on about immigrants are just plain prejudiced, but by now it is commonly accepted that successive governments have neglected to tackle the pressures on public services associated with immigration in certain areas, and there are legitimate concerns.