Sentence examples for tackle a case from inspiring English sources

A small but strident minority believes Gricar did not want to tackle a case that involved a hometown icon.

Milo and Sughrue tackle a case together in Mr. Crumley's 1996 novel, "Bordersnakes," published by Mysterious Press.

Moreover, this work shows how the control strategy may be altered to tackle a case of severely impacted control capability.

The applicability of the synthesis procedure is demonstrated by tackling a case study on the desulfurization of gaseous wastes with simultaneous heat recovery.

The bi-level model and a modified projection solution technique are implemented to tackle a realistic case example.

Thus, transmission strategies that are able to tackle such a case are required.

Goats and tiger cubs are the order of the day in Jeanne Willis's The Nanny Goat's Kid while Lee Weatherley's The Scariest Monster in the World tackles a bad case of the hiccups.

Durst has never been shy about portraying himself as under siege: he played the victim in The Jinx and in the Black murder trial, and his attorneys were expected to begin tackling a "thin case" in Berman's death with the "publicity pie" argument when he appears in New Orleans court on gun and drug charges Monday.

In literature, Sherlock Holmes has been matched against Dracula (in novels by Loren D Estelman, Fred Saberhagen and David Stuart Davies) or HG Wells's Martians; the cinema has offered King Kong Vs Godzilla and Fanny Hill Meets Lady Chatterley; and television has had Cannon and Barnaby Jones or the teams from Law and Order and Homicide tackling a single case spread over episodes of both series.

In addition to putting his spin on the Simpson saga, Murphy is using the project to kick off "American Crime Story," his anthology series designed to tackle a different true crime case in each installment.

A decade ago, New York City tackled a 17,000-case backlog, resulting in more than 200 prosecutions citywide, Vance said.