Sentence examples for tackled because from inspiring English sources

It's an issue that needs to be tackled because its time has come".

He thinks Segways have been tackled because they are very visible.

There are thousands of projects that cannot be tackled because of a lack of computing power that is at the same time sitting idle on everyone's desk".

This is a sport in sore need of leadership, beset by problems that are never tackled because no one has the authority or the will.

None of these issues is addressed in the MDGs but they have to be tackled because an integrated agenda is so critical to end poverty.No politician would dare try and communicate the 17 goals to their constituency.

This woman says that corruption needs to be tackled because it has "eaten into the fabric of Nigeria" and if it is taken out of the system then the country will be a paradise.

Housing policy is hard to tackle because so many people have benefited from the status quo.

"But any fight that's with merit, I consider tackling because I think it's kind of my responsibility.

These have been difficult to tackle because China refuses to recognize the sovereignty of Taiwan's government.

The second project is a campus-wide gift exchange, which the club decided to tackle because it is so multi-faceted, Lucido said.

My column this week is about what to drink with pizza, a pleasant subject to tackle because so many wines and beers are good choices.