Sentence examples for tackled sooner from inspiring English sources

Why weren't these problems tackled sooner?

The deficiencies in medical care need to be tackled sooner, not later.

Greece should have been tackled sooner, with a larger bailout fund to substitute for a part of public debt and to bring it down to 60 percent of gross domestic product, he said, with both public and private creditors sharing the burden.

If Europe wants to pursue its space ambitions effectively, institutional challenges will have to be tackled sooner rather than later.

Central bank chairman Ben Bernanke told US senators that the fiscal cliff, as it is known, needed to be tackled "sooner rather than later".

The new Ukrainian government has rather a lot on its plate, but ending the trade in emotional exploitation is something they should tackle sooner rather than later.

If you're about to be tackled, act sooner rather than later.

Some analysts say Apple could have avoided the attack if it had tackled the problem sooner.

"The key drivers for increasing numbers of deaths from liver disease are all preventable, such as alcohol, obesity, hepatitis C and hepatitis B. We must focus our efforts and tackle this problem sooner rather than later".

He is not popular in Brussels or Frankfurt.Mr Legrain argues that Europe should have tackled its banks' problems much sooner than mid-2012, when it decided to create a (still incomplete) banking union.

"As with most health risks, the sooner they are tackled the easier they are to address and the greater the long-term benefits".