Sentence examples for tackled rapidly from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg will insist that the public deficit must be tackled rapidly.

In this scheme, most transient faults are tackled rapidly by a signature-based detection method at the node level, and the remaining transient faults, which cannot be detected directly at the node level and could degrade the system performance through fault propagation and evolution, are detected and recovered through function and structure models at the system level.

The second, which he should tackle rapidly, has to do with telling us what he thinks.Becoming prime minister will surely demand that Mr Brown changes the tribal and close-to-the-chest way that he does business.

It bodes ill for a country that needs to tackle rapidly worsening finances and sluggish growth.The tensions between the DPJ's modernisers and Mr Ozawa, who undermines the cabinet from outside it, have the potential to tear the party apart.

Ministers need to be bolder if they are to tackle the rapidly rising costs and lack of places that parents face.

"Beer Lover's Southern California" is the newest entry in a series of craft beer-focused travel guides from Globe Pequot Press, and the first to tackle the rapidly expanding craft beer scene from Santa Barbara to San Diego. .

Nevertheless, the use of computational methods is necessary to tackle the rapidly increasing amount of genome data.

Further, as demonstrated by the outcomes of this study, a better international collaboration is necessary to tackle this rapidly growing drug trend.

In his final months in office, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg set himself an ambitious goal: tackling New York's rapidly rising health care costs by finding cheaper insurance for the city's nearly 300,000 employees, 200,000 retirees and their families.

RNA molecular modelling is adequate to rapidly tackle the structure of RNA molecules.

This emphasises the relevance of our findings for patients' safety and the importance of rapidly tackling this increased rate of undesirable events at the beginning of the academic year.