Sentence examples for tackling so far from inspiring English sources

Up to a fourth of their patients face problems of a kind they have avoided tackling so far: catastrophic conditions.

With $86 billion in assets, U.S. Bancorp is a far bigger bite than any acquisition Firstar has tackled so far, he said.

The area is in very inhospitable territory, among the most difficult that the troops in the American-led Afghan coalition have tackled so far, but officials anticipate finding important information, Colonel Pease said.

These agreements are different from the traditional trade agreements because they incorporate cooperation on difficult trade policy issues such as regulatory barriers which have been complex to tackle so far.

A game ball resides in Davis's locker stall, a reminder of the Jets' most important tackle so far, the moment that stabilized their season.

He has also made the most tackles so far - 28.

So came about the 1999 Crime Reduction Programme (CRP), described as the most ambitious and innovative programme for tackling crime so far attempted (Homel et al. 2004: v).

What sorts of problems does Mr. Fox want, or need, to tackle? A. So far he has talked about focusing on corruption and on drugs, which are important.

Conservative attempts at tackling this have so far proven unsuccessful: Ukip has held steady in the polls, topped May's European Parliament elections, and on Thursday Douglas Carswell won the party's first (elected) seat in parliament by 35 points over his former party, and nearly 50 more than Labour. 5.

So you're tackling childhood problems so far upstream that it's before the children are even born?

Over 2,600 fire workers have tackled the blaze so far, four have been injured.