Sentence examples for an issue tackled from inspiring English sources

However, a particular challenge for fault tolerance is to find a feasible way of measuring other QoS attributes, for example, the security of potential services, an issue tackled by Gotze et al. ([2008]) where various levels of service transparency are taken into account.

"Men would see colored women as objects and fetishize you," she explains, an issue tackled in her earlier work Sometimes reluctantly I reflect on all the times I let my pussy to be colonised.

The film effectively raises an issue rarely tackled in mainstream studio movies with bankable actors.

One important issue tackled is partitioning.

11.49am BST Patry Hoskins asks about the merger of news and comment in newspapers, an issue Marr tackles in his book.

The US government, in an object lesson to ours (in which, it has to be said, a shortage of female loos may not be too much of an issue), is tackling the issue with appropriate gravity and a bill.

"Imaginary Concerts," my Critic at Large piece in this week's issue, tackles a peculiar subcategory of fiction — novels and stories about nonexistent classical composers.

By Alex Ross August 19, 2009 "Imaginary Concerts," my Critic at Large piece in this week's issue, tackles a peculiar subcategory of fiction — novels and stories about nonexistent classical composers.

Affirmative action is an issue David Simon also tackled in Homicide and it re-emerges in The Wire with the need for a black commissioner to replace Burrell.

It's an issue that needs tackling – or dealing with.

"Knife crime and violence is not an issue we can tackle on our own.