Sentence examples for worth tackling from inspiring English sources

That's what makes the rigors of the road worth tackling.

If we want to keep valuable high-fliers, men and women, it has to be worth tackling that.

Virtually all organizations are inefficient in certain areas, but that doesn't mean every inefficiency is worth tackling.

You may have to sort through a few different pieces of feedback and determine what's actually worth tackling.

This rhetoric has been dropped since he gained power and he now accepts that climate change is a problem worth tackling, provided it doesn't "clobber jobs".

The punchline was: "Carbon dioxide: they call it pollution; we call it life".These days very few serious businessmen will say publicly either that climate change is not happening or that it is not worth tackling.

Her work tackling deeper cultural idiosyncrasies will be worth searching for.

"At a time when local government is already tackling £20bn worth of cuts, this is a stretch too far.

For example, some financial measure of what a life is worth is needed when tackling tricky questions such as how much compensation to pay the family of an air-crash victim or how much to invest in safety measures.

While such studies are beyond the scope of this paper, we advocate our approach, that is, engineering soil microbes for arsenic methylation and volatilization as a valuable and worth considering avenue for tackling the phenomenal challenge of this type of environmental pollution.

But worth it to tackle the arm flab.