Sentence examples for with the challenge of tackling from inspiring English sources

After the first world war, society was faced with the challenge of tackling episodic disease – but today the challenges of long-term conditions such as Alzheimer's are so great they represent the healthcare equivalent to climate change, according to NHS England's national director Dr Martin McShane.

As with other Caribbean countries, The Bahamas faces the challenge of tackling drugs trafficking and illegal immigration.

Part of what I really love about Jetsam is the challenge of tackling something with constraints.

Take, for example, the challenge of tackling human-induced climate change.

"People also talk about the challenge of tackling immigration.

The heterogeneity of biological data imposes the challenge of tackling large datasets.

Westminster Council's anti-fraud tsar, Councillor Lindsey Hall, talks about the challenges of tackling the problem and dealing with what she describes as "outrageous" cases.

We are a confident, creative nation that's up to the challenges of tackling climate change".

He explains the challenges of tackling resistance to cancer drugs.

The 2004 World Health Report discusses the challenges of tackling the HIV pandemic [ 7].

This methodology may inspire other countries faced with the challenge of drafting reforms to tackle the issue of chronic care.