Sentence examples for tackling some problems from inspiring English sources

But tackling some problems has had a cost.

Methods developed in literature rely mostly on the construction of an adaptive surrogate, tackling some problems such as the metamodel building criterion and the global computational cost, at the price of a generally biased estimation of the failure probability.

Though Bishop Egan has tackled some problems resembling New York's, their scale has been far smaller.

(Cross talk) A: 'We make money the old fashioned way, we earn it.' If we go back to that philosophy and we finally tackle some problems we've been putting off, like health care, like energy, like education, then I think we're going to come out of this stronger.

New lending companies are now a dime a dozen in the U.S. with a startup launching seemingly every week to tackle some problem associated with the industry.

And while Mr. Paulson also calls for consolidation of some regulatory agencies, he is still not tackling some central problems.

The American presence also created a giant blind spot in Pakistan's political psyche: with so much focus on American operations, Pakistani leaders used the United States as a scapegoat to avoid tackling some homegrown problems.

In fact tackling some of those problems is part of the opportunity of working here!

With sufficient resources and good collaboration, we can make great gains in tackling some of the problems that have been present here for a long time.

Stable systems are boring, though, and so it's maybe no surprise that the OpenStack Foundation decided that it's time to redirect some of its community's energy to tackle some new problems, all with a focus on open source infrastructure problems, but without the requirement that they are tied directly to the actual OpenStack project.

Despite congressional gridlock, Republicans and Democrats have worked together to tackle some big problems.