Sentence examples for tackling the problems in from inspiring English sources

Cryan is tackling the problems in the investment banking arm that generated 85% of its revenue but lost its shine after a string of scandals – including a £1.7bn fine for rigging Libor – hit the bank.

Parker not only has donated a significant amount of money towards charitable goals but also aims to apply a different philosophical model to tackling the problems in the three main areas his foundation is focused on.

Specific solutions for tackling the problems in large-scale image management and storage have additionally been reported (de Chaumont et al., 2012; Moore et al., 2008).

The main contribution of our work is in tackling the problem in a completely discrete, and possibly arbitrarily structured, setting.

The man tackling the problem in the labs at Northumbria is Dr Alan Richardson and his weapons are a couple of bacteria which have the delightful classification of 'extremeophile'extremeophile

The shadow housing secretary, John Healey, on Thursday branded the government response to tackling the problem in the private sector "slow and insubstantial".

Dr. Brooks is also tackling the problem: In 2008 he founded Heartland Robotics, a Boston-based company that is intent on building a generation of low-cost robots.

In California, some restaurants and businesses are already tackling the problem in sustainable seafood reform.

Robker's team reasoned that by tackling the problem in the ER, the benefits would trickle down to the mitochondria.

"If there are groups that are potentially tackling the problem in a way that's very aligned with you, we encourage people to reach out to those groups".

Frankly speaking, there has been too much debate, and it has distracted some countries from tackling the problem in a serious and sustained way.