Sentence examples for recent tackling of from inspiring English sources

Before getting into that story, perhaps the best recent tackling of the subject came in October from writer Jazmine Hughes, who dressed like the character Cookie from the show "Empire" for a week to overcome feelings of inadequacy at her new job at The New York Times.

Before getting into that story, perhaps the best recent tackling of the subject came in October from writer Jazmine Hughes, who dressed like the character Cookie from the show "Empire" for a week to overcome feelings of inadequacy at her new job at The New York Times.

The emergence of recent literature tackling the legal, ethical and policy challenges in respect to the expression of older people's sexuality in care homes (including those with dementia) [ 6- 9] further supports the importance of expression of sexuality as an integral and legitimate need for people living in residential care environments.

In recent years tackling climate change has become a pillar of the U.S.-China bilateral relationship.

Examples of recent topics tackled by TIES faculty range from the adoption of digital currencies and block chain, to the measurement of growth-oriented entrepreneurship, the effects of public R&D funding on the productivity of private-sector firms, the governance and design of multi-sided platforms, social status as a source of competitive advantage, and the foundations of entrepreneurial strategy.

"He's responded to a couple of recent heavy tackles really well.

Here we review some recent works tackling this problem.

Several recent studies tackled the larger question of how multiple population risk factors and medical practices explained preterm rate variations across countries or time.

The Road Home (2007) by Rose Tremain (winner of the 2008 Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction) tackled the recent wave of economic migrants from Poland.

Mukherjee also announced a range of other measures to tackle the recent surge of sexual violence against women in India including reforms of the country's slow, corrupt and inefficient criminal justice system.

A fan attack on Aston Villa's Jack Grealish has sparked debate on how football needs to tackle a recent spate of fans confronting players.