Sentence examples for to tackle everything from inspiring English sources

Don't try to tackle everything at once.

California has been a pioneer when it comes to shaping policies to tackle everything from climate change to consumer privacy.

Can you compete effectively as a "multifocused" firm (one that targets multiple niches rather than trying to tackle everything)?

Starting a coaching or consulting business can feel overwhelming, since there's pressure to tackle everything at once.

Alain de Botton is a professional egg-head whose books and television programmes use classical thinking to tackle everything from pornography to atheism to architecture to airports.

And they're being marketed for all skin tones, to tackle everything from 20-somethings' acne scars to the sunspots that tend to appear on skin as it ages.

She aims to focus on localized politics and tackle everything from planning permission to potholes.

She aims to focus on localised politics and tackle everything from planning permission to potholes.

Its King-like, Leno-esque host, John dePalma, will tackle everything from politics to love to Western philosophy with a range of star guests.

"We will tackle everything from autism to Alzheimer's, cancer to diabetes, and make a real difference," she said, in her Pennsylvania primary victory speech.

Impunity has now eclipsed Peña Nieto's set of approved reforms that tackle everything from telecommunications to energy.