Sentence examples for the difficulty of tackling from inspiring English sources
The difficulty of tackling climate change cannot be overestimated.
Drug-dealing causes less disruption than belligerent drunks, but he is frank about the difficulty of tackling it.
The Austrian case demonstrates the difficulty of tackling the growing problem of child pornography and the horrific abuse it entails without international cooperation.
Immense tensions, not least between the rage that corruption inspires and the difficulty of tackling it without a free press, exist.
Even though a handy surplus from tax revenues means that there will be more money to spend on social services, the current growth rate of just over 2% a year exacerbates the difficulty of tackling the trickiest problems: crime, AIDS, and the too slow emergence of a black middle class.
The system could right itself or spin out of human control.In this section The heat is on A quick departure and a noisy contest Catastrophe looms Day of the MiFID In meltdown Welcome aboard Reprints Related items The heat is onSep 7th 2006This uncertainty is central to the difficulty of tackling the problem.
The piece explained the difficulties of tackling climate change if unconventional oil resources such as the Canadian oil sands were exploited.
He cannot, however, overcome the two biggest difficulties of tackling the subject.
"We are tackling three of the biggest problems young people face: the inability to save money, the difficulty of tracking spending… [and] the problem of getting stuck in a cycle of debt and paying a premium for it".
To tackle the difficulty of the material selection with specific properties from a large number of alternatives, multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods have been used.
HOURS is designed to tackle the difficulty of automatic rescheduling, self-protection, incentives, heterogeneous resource sharing, reservation, and SLA in Grid computing.
