Sentence examples for tackled to increase from inspiring English sources

However, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) said that "a much bigger social and cultural problem" needed to be tackled to increase rates in the long-term.

Despite that, he felt he needed to prove his ability to play tackle to increase his draft position, and he trained at both positions with the Hall of Fame offensive lineman Jackie Slater in the lead-up to the draft.

Therefore improving satisfaction among vulnerable women may be of limited use for increasing antenatal care attendance, instead a wide array of determinants should be tackled simultaneously to increase access for vulnerable groups.

Therefore, many problems that needs to be tackled in order to increase the production of sustainable certified coffee in Vietnam.

This situation in areas with lower socioeconomic level must be tackled through strategies to increase effective early detection, particularly in a country where women have universal access to screening and treatment, without any copayment.

The only way for the town to raise revenue to tackle these problems is to increase property taxes.

He argued that the only way of tackling the food crisis is to increase food supply and that some of the biggest obstacles to this are the protectionist policies of the rich world.

To tackle the problem, we aim to increase the performance of the process by implementing it in a distributed computing environment.

She added that the next step is to increase curriculum tackling pornography in public school sex education programs.

For me this petition stands out from the rest as rather than appealing for widespread (an idealistic) climate action from government (which hasn't really worked so far) it is very pragmatic and offers tangible steps that the UK should be taking not only to tackle climate change but also to increase energy security and capitalising on the plentiful opportunities from a green economy.

The fall will further reduce pressure on the Bank of England to increase rates to tackle inflation.