Sentence examples for is tackled in from inspiring English sources

We're talking about the existential trauma of ageing which – along with death and cross-generational sex – is tackled in Sweet Bird of Youth, Tennessee Williams's 1959 play.

This measure – use as opposed to harm – has distorted not only the approach to new drugs but also the way drug dependence is tackled in the UK.

One relatively new way the succession issue is tackled in Asia is through the establishment of a family council, which includes various members of the family, typically some involved in the business, and some not.

The Croix de Fer is tackled in the opposite direction to Friday, but omitting the Col du Mollard, before descending the Col du Glandon via the road the race ascended on Thursday.

This issue is tackled in an excellent report by Dame Kate Barker for the King's Fund, a health care study group.Although the report deals with the British experience, which has its own peculiarities, it resonates for the rest of the western world.

10.20pm: The hairy question of Kate and Philip is tackled in some depth, and though no announcement of impending nuptials is mentioned (Surallun would have to buy a big flowery hat, Cilla-style), but Kate says she's glad they met, even under such bizarre circumstances.

Play continues and Inglis is tackled in-goal by Hayne as a minor contretemps breaks out.

Now imagine being tackled in the act.

More complicated questions are tackled in higher-level courses.

Lone-parent poverty can be tackled in three main ways.

Schools doing this must be tackled in the harshest way.