Sentence examples for has tackled complex from inspiring English sources

Domestically, Mrs. Clinton has tackled complex policy issues, sometimes failing.

Zigmond has tackled complex data problems for the last eight years for both YouTube and Google maps.

In addition, E.P.A. officials say, cleanup costs have climbed significantly as the agency has tackled more complex sites.

All this is an impressive achievement for any 28-year-old dramatist; but it is the fearlessness with which Prebble has tackled a complex and technical subject that particularly stands out.

In her more than 20-year career with American Airlines, Goren, a former chemical engineer, has tackled the complex coordination of aviation-related services and business planning.

"For decades, she has tackled difficult, complex global issues with intelligence, integrity and insight and we look forward to benefiting from her experience and wisdom," said founder and CEO Reed Hastings in a statement.

The authors have tackled a complex question and in doing so have considered both mechanistic concepts and clinical data, for which they should be complimented.

While GWAS has been used mostly for milk production traits, meat quality traits, and reproduction traits in cattle, several studies have tackled the complex traits of resistance/susceptibility to infectious diseases.

Scientists at these institutions have tackled and solved complex problems of assembling, maintaining, and sharing large biodiversity databases, and routinely perform sophisticated analyses that provide the science underpinnings of policy.

Agricultural research has to tackle complex questions such as the design of sustainable cropping systems.

The whole neighborhood would have tackled them.