Sentence examples for tackling the difficulties from inspiring English sources

As schemes have multiplied, so have skills at tackling the difficulties that once blocked progress.

For Johnson and the others, it was a short step to tackling the difficulties posed by the camp.

Unlike most other films, of whatever genre, it shows the sexual act in terms of its long-term consequences; it shows a professional woman keeping her career and the baby, tackling the difficulties of negotiating maternity leave, and shows her partner modifying his behaviour to support her choices.

The governing differential equations of the static linear problem are derived in a compact general form, tackling the difficulties due to the higher than classical terms.

4 18 Rather than tackling the difficulties of learning, adapting and validating a new system, we decided to develop our own based on our previous studies.

I should like to make a personal statement: I sincerely support this way of tackling the difficulties in this specific area.

Much of Louis's stand-up tackles the difficulties he faces in being perennially single and raising his two daughters.

Its biggest contribution is to tackle the difficulties that arise from collecting data "in the wild"—in the real world and not in the laboratory.

4. Finally, says Arup, "we know it won't be perfect", but it is better to try now and tackle the difficulties along the way.

The chancellor must now use this week's budget, and the 2013 spending review which is expected on 26 June, to show that councils can be trusted to tackle the difficulties we are facing.

This algorithm tackles the difficulties for supporting iterations in Hadoop.