Sentence examples for tackled at once from inspiring English sources

It offers hope that both problems can be tackled at once.

In order for stimulus dollars to have a lasting effect, however, not all projects should be tackled at once, he said.

The interesting thing to me about the analysis is that it doesn't treat any of the problems confronting the food system as superior to the others — it treats the environmental problem, the supply problem and the equity problem as equally important, laying out a case that they all need to be tackled at once.

Since not all infrastructural limitations can be tackled at once, we recommend an explicit focus on workplace and personal safety, fully prioritizing these and changing the organisational outlook that safety outside the hospital walls are not important.

The paper attempts to tackle at once the problems of the numerical analysis of a typical loading, the interface frictional behaviour, the plasticity induced and the possible fretting fatigue crack initiation and their further development.

"Two men tackled me at once," he said.

If tackled all at once, the process can be completed in less than two years, he said.

Alas, the OECD notes some evidence that the creation of the euro may have slowed reforms down.Given the obstacles they face, reformers rarely tackle everything at once.

Mr. Bernanke's view of the state of the economy, part of his semiannual appearance before Congress, came as the dollar sank to a historic low against other major currencies, introducing a possible third dimension to the economic problems the Fed chairman must tackle all at once.

It's best to pack up one area or one room at a time; don't tackle everything at once.

You have to put in the time to make new habits stick, and you can't tackle everything at once.