Sentence examples for world tackling from inspiring English sources

She and Tony played golf all over the world, tackling some of the most famously difficult courses.

The 17 goals are designed to be the roadmap leading to a fairer world, tackling issues of poverty, inequality and climate change.

If we are going to talk about modern amazons, let's apply the term more metaphorically -- to women who are out in the world tackling the traditionally male professions of soldier, construction worker, policeman or fireman.

An end to famine, poverty and corruption in Africa, as well as genocidal conflicts such as Rwanda's, were only part of an agenda that foresaw the world tackling such intractable problems as global warming and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - an "equal partnership" side by side in their own lands.

However, if we look at the number of nonprofits across the world tackling similar problems, it becomes obvious that what we share is more powerful that what divides us.

It's an intriguing and astute account, and is perhaps the most detailed and concise explanation of these complex ideas yet documented on film, showing how we might live in this hybrid world, tackling how these environments could be created and how we might interact with them.

I want to help the world and tackle inequality, as cheesy as that sounds.

Why won't the world tackle the refugee crisis?

"We started Acumen to change the way the world tackled poverty," said Novogratz.

As the world tackles climate change, polluting companies, say, will lose out to tougher regulation and a customer backlash.

Helen Morton, post-2015 lead for Save the Children, said: "These global goals, if adopted and then implemented, will represent a seismic shift in how the world tackles poverty.