Sentence examples for question tackled from inspiring English sources

Getting past the velvet rope is often a question tackled in night-life advice.

That is the question tackled by Robert Pindyck of MIT's Sloan School of Management and Neng Wang of Columbia University, in a recent paper, "The Economic and Policy Consequences of Catastrophes".

The current debate on English identity goes back to the 1990s, when the rise of Scottish and Welsh nationalism posed the question of who exactly the English are – a question tackled by many authors who published on the subject throughout the decade, from Jeremy Paxman to Roger Scruton.

The main research question tackled in this work is which energy performance indicator should be used to benchmark energy usage in swimming facilities.

It's a question tackled by Ryoji Ikeda, who spent time as resident artist at Cern, the home of the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland.

The authors should improve their Introduction and how they formulate the question tackled.

The police, who said he did not respond to questions, tackled him and dragged him away.

One of the trickier questions tackled by Mr. Brinkley is whether Time would have endured if Hadden had not died young, in 1929.

And one of the first questions tackled in our webchat was what resources are there for small businesses looking to develop skills among staff.

The questions tackled by judgment aggregation are also relevant for the testimony problem investigated in social epistemology (Goldman 1999, 2004, 2010).

The interview questions tackled each of the three functioning and disability components, 'Body Functions', 'Body Structures', 'Activities and Participation', and the contextual factors 'Environmental Factors' and 'Personal Factors'.