Sentence examples for trend tackling from inspiring English sources

Measures outlined today – raising the basic personal allowance, the reduction of the 50p tax rate to 45p, the acceleration of the corporation tax downward trend, tackling tax avoidance and the infrastructure upgrade programme – are a step in the right direction to delivering jobs and growth by boosting confidence in UK plc.

Reversing these trends entails tackling the underlying social, economic, political and institutional drivers of unsustainable land use.

An orange jumpsuit is a tough trend to tackle (just like black and white stripes).

Ruffles may seem like child's play when you're younger, but they're a tougher trend to tackle when you're no longer wearing Mary Janes with your dresses.

While the trend for filmmakers tackling the challenge of mid-twentieth century culture is to create fiction-i.e., the recent movie Howl, the upcoming On the Road, good as these works may be, they are representations.

And for next season's trends to tackle.

So Stepes is not a typical startup, but rather a new venture by an old (in tech terms) translation software company drawing on some up-to-the-minute app interface trends to tackle a specific problem.

"Walking down Bond Street or Fifth Avenue and showing you where you can find products that have been recommended on Lyst… We have a lot of ideas about how to do this, but those are things for next year". And for next season's trends to tackle.

By taking on postpartum depression, "Jane the Virgin" joins a growing trend of television shows tackling issues of mental illness.

In particular, UNICEF singles out tackling the trend of chronic malnutrition, creating a protective environment for children, and ensuring education for every child as critical priorities for the future development of the country.

Manhattan's chief prosecutor on Monday announced the formation of a unit that will use a CompStat-like approach to detecting, analyzing and tackling crime trends.