Sentence examples for tackled now from inspiring English sources

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

The problems are huge, Mr. Kanno and others say, and they need to be tackled now.

If these issues cannot be tackled now, it is hard to imagine when they would ever be addressed.

The way in which prostitution is tackled now and has been through most of history is by targeting the women selling sex.

It is fallible, inefficient and unfair in many ways but democracy is not efficient, and not streamlined and unfairness can be tackled - as it is being tackled now.

This was her answer: If this increase in prediabetes and diabetes isn't tackled now, it will wreck the health service - it will destroy the health service.

But current prejudices are also trickier to tackle now that the downtrodden are often the oppressors.

"This is an economic and security imperative that we have to tackle now".

When you watch the way American footballers tackle now, and the old grainy tapes, they tackle differently," he said.

"Just as we were thinking this was a problem we had to tackle now, this catastrophe occurred," Mr. Hando said of the declining population.

That's the first problem the company is tackling now.