Sentence examples for tackling immediately from inspiring English sources

This cornfield might need more water, perhaps, or that orchard could be suffering from a pest that needs tackling immediately.

He added: "It will not be tackled immediately".

So the deficit would not be tackled immediately.

If they were not tackled immediately, they fell down on their own.

Giggs, Fletcher and Richardson never got passes together or settled into a rhythm as they were tackled immediately.

Dr Geoff Hilton, an RSPB scientist researching conservation problems in UK overseas territories, said the problem must be tackled immediately.

But they cannot, since neither will be in charge until January and the crisis must be tackled immediately.

Big leaks in oil and gas pipelines are tackled immediately, but "pinhole" leaks can go undetected and result in a larger spill than a rupture would produce.

But, he said, the issue needed to be tackled immediately and "we cannot wait for European decisions to be taken and acted on".

A Labour/Liberal pact (the assumption would be a new PM and a deal on PR) would link two parties which also think the deficit should not be tackled immediately.

A record-low 41 percent of Australians say global warming is a serious and pressing problem that should be tackled immediately, even if it involves significant costs, according to a recent poll by the Lowy Institute.