Sentence examples for yet tackled from inspiring English sources

He says the new budget is a positive development, though the mayor has not yet tackled a looming pensions crisis.

"It is a scandal that Spain has not yet tackled its dark past," said Amnesty's Marek Marczynski.

The biggest job they've yet tackled is blacking out a factory that has twenty-five different sizes of windows.

The origin of life is one outstanding biological problem that Dr. Brenner has not yet tackled in depth.

While formal definitions are clear from the mathematical point of view, they pose limitations in applied sciences that have not been yet tackled.

There are also outlying towns and cities where the rebels have not yet tackled the ancien régime, and battles, presumably, yet to be fought.

Yet tackling these issues doesn't appear to be a priority for the government.

Yet tackling this classic can be daunting for students and general readers alike because of Darwin's Victorian prose and the complexity and scope of his ideas.

Yet tackling malnutrition doesn't just involve food, said Jo Lehmann, from WaterAid, as access to clean water and good hygiene practices are also essential in stopping it entirely.

There's a narrative supersub in Jaiyah Saelua, a transgender centre-back who, by her own admission, runs "like a girl" yet tackles like Chopper Harris – and is embraced by her teammates.

The party, he says, now believes that eruptions of local discontent are best solved by a combination of force paying off demonstrators.But some scholars see room for improvement at the local level, even without yet tackling the question of universal suffrage.