Sentence examples for Tackled directly from inspiring English sources

Yet it is never tackled directly.

AS I think the questions are not being tackled directly, so I think it's cloudy like the weather.

The control design is tackled directly in discrete time to allow a fast embedded implementation in the vehicle.

Given the fact that melting Antarctic ice would trigger sea-level rises round the globe, these questions are some of the most important affecting climate change policy today and are being tackled, directly, by scientists working for Britain's iSTAR programme.

An auditing industry based on a Big Three would be "intolerably restrictive", according to Mark Cheffers, of Audit Analytics, a research firm.Could the concentration of the industry be tackled directly, by breaking up the Big Four or by encouraging smaller firms to merge?

While the routing problems with position-only-dependent costs can be tackled directly from geodesic problems, routing vector field problems provide a better approach to solve the routing problems with traffic-proportional costs.

This was seen in ball-carrying players sustaining direct impact from a tackling opponent directly on the shoulder and in tackled players falling onto the shoulder.

He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).

Contact was responsible for 97% of injuries, with tackling or being tackled accounting for 65%.

The mayor added that he was not trying to minimise gang culture, saying it was a problem that needed to be tackled and was being tackled.

Dangers must be tackled head on It is dangerous to make direct comparisons between rugby union and American football, but they are ominously instructive.