Sentence examples for tackled the question of from inspiring English sources

Lastly, the researchers tackled the question of extinction rates.

His consultant tackled the question of fertility at the outset.

Over the years, watchmakers have tackled the question of efficient escapement mechanisms.

The cover article last Sunday, "Everybody Inhale," tackled the question of how many people Manhattan could hold.

Critic Philip Joseph tackled the question of literary regionalism and placed it in an international context in American Literary Regionalism in a Global Age.

At last someone has tackled the question of whether it is elitist to wish our presidential teams could speak decent English.

"The Mara Crossing", her collection of essays and poems, tackles the question of migration, which she broadly defines as "Go and Come Back" (eg, birds, etc) and "Go and Stay" (eg, invasive species, humans, etc).

Mr Mayr's contribution was to tackle the question of speciation head-on and solve it.

They have yet to tackle the question of how to pay for coverage of the uninsured.

Finally, let's tackle the question of whether we should kill ugliness with kindness.

G.B. -- Let's tackle the question of whether or not Carrie would be better off married.