Sentence examples for tackled head-on from inspiring English sources

The lack of diversity needs to be tackled head-on if the Journal really wants to do great work, said one nonwhite male staffer who saw the email and signed an earlier, similar note to Baker in March.

Nothing is tackled head-on: these are oblique sketches of grief and comic mishap which cascade jointlessly one into another.

It tackled head-on sex attacks by men on women.

Second, the tough issues that concern people have to be tackled head-on and not evaded.

The FGM emergency needs to be tackled head-on, and tackled now.

Some subjects are too "dangerous" to be tackled head-on, and many an obscure conflict simmers on in the endnotes.

His speech to the members tackled head on the one issue which could still harm Tokyo's bid - the potential for further leaks from the crippled nuclear power plant at Fukushima.

This meant, however, that by the time President Yoweri Museveni came to power 12 years ago, people were ready to see the country's problems, including AIDS, tackled head on.

Farmers and owners of small businesses would also receive no relief.Although the problem of the cash-poor with illiquid wealth is tackled head on, the authors become increasingly removed from political reality in their efforts to explain how everybody would be made to pay.

"The steps that we and our criminal justice partners are taking to tackle domestic violence risk limited success unless this complacency is tackled head on.

This is a real problem for Obama, and one that must be tackled head on.