Sentence examples for tackling that challenge from inspiring English sources
And while many gorgeous concepts have little shot at being translated into reality, Poshtel is already digging into the partnership and logistical aspects of its system of structures right down to less glamorous questions like "where does the sewage go?" Regulations and logistics could slow Poshtel's multi-pronged roadmap down considerably, but they're tackling that challenge in a realistic way.
The National Academies of Science, perhaps the world's most prestigious scientific group, based in Washington, is tackling that challenge.
Indeed, one of the big issues in traditional, big media companies is the inability to innovate and move fast enough to keep up with the pace of change; deals like these are one way of tackling that challenge.
From my estimation, the calming climate of the mass gatherings is the first indication that Iranians would rather tackle that challenge than return to the dark days of the early 80s.
Both were talking before the announcement of the new endowment fund, which aims to tackle that challenge.
It was time to tackle that challenge, Mr. Hasse said, as Chicco has attained national distribution in chains like Babies "R" Us, Target and Toys R UsUs.
A second video tackles that challenge by introducing the AdChoices icon as a stick figure and "an up and coming little star popping up everywhere on the Internet".
Niantic (the co. behind the aforementioned Pokémon GO) has just acquired Matrix Mill, a company that has been working to tackle that challenge.
"Tapglue provides a unique way to tackle that challenge by bringing the power of social networks to any app within hours," explains Tapglue CEO Norman Wiese.
I'm confident they'll tackle that challenge in the next few years but today they're limited by their technology".
Seismologist Naoki Suda of Nagoya University in Japan and co-workers tackled that challenge by scrutinizing records from an international network of gravity meters, which measure tiny changes in acceleration.
