Sentence examples for issue tackled from inspiring English sources

Bullying is not the only issue tackled by Glee.

Or not the only issue tackled by Rachel, since most of the issues centre around Rachel.

One important issue tackled is partitioning.

The most common social issue tackled was found to be provision of employees for time and money for charity, while the most common environmental-oriented practice was recycling by companies (Fernando 2013).

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.

The new multivariable optimal control issue tackled here is to confine the hot spot temperature within two temperature limits, in order to ensure complete conversion of the pollutant and to prevent catalyst overheating, while optimizing the process yield and the consumption of electrical power.

The inaugural issue tackles the complex issue of ennui.

"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.

– These are all issues tackled by criminology, strictly defined as the scientific study of crime.

It's not that "NW" avoids big issues tackled by "White Teeth," like the legacy of British colonialism or the weight of exile.

Common issues tackled by such systems are (i) how to handle diversity of data representations and semantics?