Sentence examples similar to tackling the difference from inspiring English sources

In a couple where one partner experienced constant shouting and arguing in his family and members of the other partner's family never raised their voices, neither partner has a useful model for tackling the differences that partners inevitably need to resolve.

The younger girl's name is blotted out throughout the publicly released form, but the final line of the report tackles the difference in age.

In 2000 she was given her own talk show, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, which tried to provoke viewers by tackling the subject of differences between men and women, but the show was quickly canceled.

Mr. Bush has been seeking to establish a personal relationship with Mr. Jiang gradually before tackling the usual array of differences, on issues like human rights and arms exports.

It also tackles the main differences between the Common Core approach and other "integrative" projects taking place in Europe today.

But to really make a difference, she recommended tackling the garage door head-on.

But ask Jenkins, the Jets' 349-pound nose tackle, the difference between a hamstring and a thigh, and he breaks into a virtual dissertation.

It's a ground breaking idea which is likely to make a huge difference as Olam are tackling the hardest thing of all in the supply chain – keeping small holders in business".

Some schools have set about tackling the issue of income inequality or income difference in the schoolyard.

That same togetherness can also make a difference when it comes to tackling the world's most pressing issues.

Tackling the environmental crisis.