Sentence examples for will only tackle from inspiring English sources

"We will only tackle the housing crisis and help first-time buyers if we have a major programme of affordable house building".

She will not only tackle other toys but will also make a replica of a favorite toy from a photograph.

"Real change can only come from the top because you need the political will to not only tackle these [conditions] that people are forced to live in... but also anti-corruption and good governance have a major part to play," he says.

But you can only tackle malaria by working together".

Only tackle one room at a time.

It will only succeed by tackling difficult questions and by building the best consensus possible among those with an interest in change.

If only tackling inequality was so simple.

The marketplace can generate wealth but it can "also generate negative conditions for health", which will only be resolved by tackling "the inequitable distribution of power, money and resources", it went on.

Transparency also inhibits corruption: when you know you are being watched not just by the usual government watchdogs, such as the public prosecutor's office, but by society, this will help too.But corruption will only be cut when tackling it stops being seen as the government's responsibility and starts being seen as society's.

This will only be achieved by tackling individual issues, such as integration into the labour market and the provision of educational and social needs.

The further delay in bringing forward concrete proposals to tackle this will only make things worse.