Sentence examples for to tackle a problem from inspiring English sources

It takes real effort to tackle a problem like this".

That Pakistan should need any encouragement to tackle a problem that has claimed 50,000 lives since 2001 baffles outsiders.

You had an inexperienced president trying to tackle a problem that his predecessors (one of them his own father) had left to fester since the first gulf war.

"She and I are going to tackle a problem that is eating the underbelly of so many communities, and that is fatherlessness," Mr. Jakes told The Christian Post.

However, eastern European governments are unlikely suddenly to tackle a problem that dates back centuries just because Brussels tells them to.

On August 25th the department for business announced another effort to tackle a problem that has defeated lawmakers and media companies in several countries.

But will the scheme be ambitious enough to tackle a problem that is creating a lost generation and, many fear, threating social cohesion across the region?

It is Milosevic who is now refusing to tackle a political problem by political means.

Consequently, it is hardly ever possible to compare and choose between these various algorithms to tackle a specific problem.

It was a good opportunity to show how small-time inventors and pilots can help to tackle a global problem.

Failure to tackle a bigger problem should not automatically translate into disregard of small manifestations of it.