Sentence examples for use tackling from inspiring English sources

Such vast sums could be put to better use tackling poverty and protecting public services.

At a time when we need to get every home back into use, tackling empty homes is a very high priority.

Teams do not practice live tackling during the season because of the risk of injury, but Cottrell was going to have players use tackling sleds to work on body positioning and follow through until the snow came and the practice plans changed.

Still, Radke cautions that—however tempting it may be there's no use tackling this issue by blaming women for their volunteered subservience.

On the acceptability dimension, most patients considered the services to be convenient and reach their needs or expectations adequately in terms of provision of advice regarding antiretroviral drug use, tackling the side effects, listening to the patient's complaints about taking the medication, and maintaining the patient's confidentiality.

Something that is a joy to use, tackles a major problem in a totally intuitive way, and makes otherwise difficult tasks unfathomably easy.

Like Dovell, Rose was used to tackling difficult construction projects.

Half of the profits will be donated to the Global Fund to be used in tackling HIV/Aids, malaria and TB.

They don't simply have medical needs, but care needs which the NHS is not used to tackling".

As a scientist, you are used to tackling complex problems in a systematic way.

This study is an example of using CFD tackling complex practical engineering problems.