Sentence examples for which tackling from inspiring English sources

Making it clear that he believed Britain would have done better to follow the US approach, in which tackling the budget deficit has been seen as less important than restoring growth, Summers said: "It's several years since the US exceeded its peak GDP before the crisis – that still hasn't happened in the UK".

"Time maps," they called their work, which tackled themes like sexuality, bigotry and the AIDS crisis.

One of our typical campaigns is "Nothing but Nets," which tackles malaria in Africa.

Eman al-Nafjan runs Saudiwoman's Weblog, which tackles an array of women's issues.

Baxter welcomed the measures, which tackle mounting concern about practices across the industry.

Robert is executive producer of Dott Cornwall, which tackles environmental and community issues through better design.

@HeilCameron - Here's one earlier answer from me which tackles some of the points.

Denmark, which tackled its problems earlier than the rest, is in its fourth year of healthy economic growth.

Gross's excellence allows for more help on the right side, which tackle Byron Bell and guard Geoff Hangartner need.

Ms. Orlin's big breakthrough came in 1999 with "Daddy," which tackled the incongruities of the newly democratic South Africa.

It's a film which tackles a lot of serious issues, but it's also a very successful comedy".