Sentence examples for use to tackle from inspiring English sources

Harold added: "The evidence to date suggests that a vaccination for badgers should be one of the tools we use to tackle bovine TB.

Service design is all about working with real people to find out what they need – a vehicle Southwark council wants to use to tackle the issue of worklessness.

But, as Professor Waters showed them, it was a parable with layers of meaning, and she hoped to give them tools they could use to tackle more complex material later.

Nonetheless, in a Mori poll in June, 65 per cent of respondents said they're prepared to reduce their energy use to tackle climate change, and 68 per cent said they would probably or definitely vote in favour of spending taxpayers' money on British projects designed to tackle climate change.

Cornwall Council claims it is "determined" to bring hundreds of empty homes back into use to tackle the shortage of affordable housing.

The main tools developed in this paper could be use to tackle the general problem of QTL mapping of complex (sequences, 3D structure, graphs) phenotypic traits.

Much of this would be used to tackle supply shortfalls and flood management.

Similar developments could be used to tackle the huge organ shortage.

An appetite-suppressing chewing gum or injection could be used to tackle Britain's obesity epidemic.

The emerging macroprudential tool kit can be used to tackle the latter.

It includes details of a simple breathing exercise that can be used to tackle stress and improve concentration.