Sentence examples for tackle the argument from inspiring English sources
For all his talk of honesty and the need for painful truths, he did not once tackle the argument that Labour simply spent too much during the good times, and that this was a big reason why the country has one of the rich world's largest public deficits.
(See Altham, 1979, for a sympathetic defense of these guiding thoughts, and Schroeder, 2010, for a thorough treatment of the development of expressivism, with particular attention paid to the attempts to tackle the Frege-Geach argument).
It undermined Chinese activists and lawyers, made it tougher for other countries to tackle the issueand bolstered the argument that western concerns for rights are selective (which is often true) and another way of attacking it (which is not).
In a speech that on numerous occasions embraced Blairite themes, Mr Cameron told his party to tackle the "big battles, big arguments" in pursuit of "a greater Britain".
Here, paleoartist John Conway tackles the ongoing arguments about keeping the dinosaurs up-to-date.
The Civilians tackle the Atlantic Yards.
But tackle the gun scourge?
Just in time for the finale of "Looking," this week the boys are tackling the classic gay argument: if we were in an episode of "Sex and The City," who would you be? Watch this latest episode in the new series above.
I've tackled this argument before, and a detailed critique can be found in this article by David R. Howell, an economist at The New School, and Bert M. Azizoglu, a graduate student there, forthcoming in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy.
Paxman's argument for tackling the Savile story that evening continues in familiar style: 1.
