Sentence examples for routinely tackled from inspiring English sources
The Vatican said the letter, signed by its chief doctrinal officer, Cardinal William J. Levada, was essentially aimed at making bishops around the world more responsive — especially in countries where they had not routinely tackled the problem of sexual abuse of minors or had even dismissed it.
And it routinely tackled tough subjects (like the nuances of the civil rights movement, Islamophobia and interracial dating) and normalized black culture that was not taught to us in school (like Kwanzaa).
It's not clear sometimes if an artist tackles flowers routinely or if the one in the show is unique.
Such tactics caused the great Mario Lemieux to retire early, calling the N.H.L. "a garbage league" for permitting players to tackle him routinely.
Scientists at these institutions have tackled and solved complex problems of assembling, maintaining, and sharing large biodiversity databases, and routinely perform sophisticated analyses that provide the science underpinnings of policy.
However, while other types of educational activity have been routinely technology-enhanced for some time, the specific problem of supporting educational role-play with technology has only begun to be tackled recently.
Then Toyota tackled distribution.
Corruption must be tackled.
