Sentence examples for to tackle problems from inspiring English sources

Communities will get confidence to tackle problems that may seem insurmountable".

Failure to tackle problems like Korea's allowed Japan to sink into a five-year stagnation.

Budget carrier Jet2.com is conducting a campaign to tackle problems caused by drunk passengers.

She demonstrated to me a geographer's ability to bring together different scientific disciplines to tackle problems.

She thinks such apps are a way of young people being empowered to tackle problems.

Others eventually received cash through the police to tackle problems which had never been their priority.

The parallels are clear: both organizations are "hot spotting" in an attempt to tackle problems before they're beyond easy help.

The region's revenue authorities are hopelessly ill-equipped to tackle problems such as transfer pricing or to counter illicit transfers.

With his customary mix of bullying and charm, he has rolled up his sleeves to tackle problems.

The symbolic effect was the image of an industry and union on the same page, ready to tackle problems.

Vex robot kits include instructions, but they encourage young people — generally high school age and older — to tackle problems.