Sentence examples for tackled of from inspiring English sources
Market failures should be tackled, of course, but always with an eye for the unintended consequences of regulation.
The problem is tackled of the allocation of the resources assigned for upgrading an ensemble of buildings or other constructed facilities, whose seismic reliability is not considered sufficient.
Recently, the issue has been tackled of the advantages for an individual in a population of being bound into directional behavioural asymmetries [2].
That kind of compliance is part of the blocking and tackling of the banking business.
"A lot of it is going to be just the basic blocking and tackling of publishing".
Unity, stability, reconciliation and tackling of inequality and bigotry must be our priorities post-Brexit".
"It is really the simple things that I call the blocking and tackling of investing," the younger Mr. Gochnour said.
Analysis and tackling of time-dependent aging wearout effects are important design objectives in microprocessor designs.
Fleming tackled all of them.
She tackled issues of campus diversity and foreign sweatshop labor.
Was Blake tackled because of racial profiling?
