Sentence examples for question to tackle from inspiring English sources

A Liberty lawyer selects a question to tackle and then we publish their advice on the site, giving everyone a chance to debate the law.

Even as an economics undergraduate, so I was told by someone who marked her work, Yellen was outstanding, going beyond the wording of the question to tackle the deeper issues it raised.

Now this is all well and good, but there's a bigger question to tackle: am I actually a better driver?

Now, all that is just peachy, but there's a much bigger question to tackle here: How do these drinks actually taste?

Still, you couldn't help but wonder why the moderators didn't save a question to tackle Trump's seven-point health care plan, which was posted to his campaign website on Wednesday and goes into a surprising amount of detail given that the real estate mogul has been notoriously light on which policies he would actually push as president.

The obvious next question to tackle is whether this action of P-gp may be overcome pharmacologically.

The increase, the unusual timing and the geographic distribution are tougher questions to tackle, experts said.

It includes background information and discussion questions to tackle after watching films such as The Girl With the World in her Hair, The Elephant Man, and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

As pretty much everyone except Donald Trump cares about the environment now, there are bigger questions to tackle than ones raised by a clickbait article about damaging consumer products, important though those may be.

Last, the hybridization and introgression processes offer many exciting questions to tackle, e.g. how are the introgressed individuals related to their parental species in terms of morphology and ecology?

Visiting the location where the book would be set also led Breslin to question how to tackle more gruesome events of the period (specifically the acts of the Inquisition) in a book for teens.