Sentence examples for challenges tackled from inspiring English sources
For example, most of the perspectival challenges tackled by Renaissance painting seem to have been outlined in Byzantine ivory icons as early as 550, as exemplified by an ivory diptych showing the aged Jesus on one panel and the Virgin and Child on the other.
Significant progress has been made in all the temperature measurement challenges tackled.
Over consumption and the challenges tackling it threaded through all of our most popular content on the sustainable living hub this year.
The UK Government states in the Energy White Paper 2007 [ 1] that the UK faces two long-term energy challenges, tackling climate change by reducing carbon dioxide emissions both within the UK and abroad and ensuring secure, clean and affordable energy.
The challenge tackled in this contribution is the updating of local coal quality estimates in different production benches based on measurements of a blended material stream.
The privacy-enhancing aggregation of distributed sensor data, such as residential energy consumption or traffic information, is the research focus and challenge tackled in this paper.
"We love to be challenged," tackle Matt Walters said.
In this model, all four stages are necessary and inevitable to develop, address challenges, tackle problems, find solutions, plan work, and deliver results.
Some Condé gems chronicled journalism's daily challenges: Others tackled weightier matters: Alas, Twitter's latest treasure was short-lived.
