Sentence examples for considered tackling from inspiring English sources

Kubrick once considered tackling the subject.

He even considered tackling the job himself, but said he never had enough time or money.

Therefore, both statistical and logical approach can be considered tackling different scope of the same problem.

The numerical solution of steady and unsteady, linear and non-linear problems is considered tackling challenging 2D test cases and 3D real life computations on parallel architectures.

It wasn't until a year later when he considered tackling "A Star Is Born," the third remake of the 1937 movie of the same name, previously circled by director Clint Eastwood and Beyoncé. .

I wonder if there are any subjects you won't consider tackling?

"But any fight that's with merit, I consider tackling because I think it's kind of my responsibility.

At a conference on transportation convened Dec. 8 in Southampton, the only detectable progress was a general willingness to consider tackling the issue jointly.

That means those who want to help children avoid eating disorders in adolescence will have to consider tackling the issues in childhood and tailor their messages differently, said Micali.

Wales became the first country in the UK to consider tackling the issue of smoking in cars when children are present.

When you consider this feedback loop — the collection of high-resolution visual data, the ability to process it quickly and the fuel it provides to create even deeper-learning algorithms — it's reasonable to consider tackling what are now extremely expensive and difficult endeavors.