Sentence examples for tackled today from inspiring English sources

Make a list of things that need to be tackled today, this week, and this month.

The subject most frequently tackled today is evolution: What are the principles by which life bootstraps itself into ever-increasing complexity, variety, and competence?

Many of the most challenging computational problems arising in the practical world are tackled today by heuristic algorithms that have not been mathematically proven to outperform other approaches but have been shown to be effective empirically.

So how quickly can a crowd be put into action. That's the question tackled today by Michael Bernstein at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and a few pals.

A very good question, and one the New York Times tackled today.

That's a question our enterprise panel with TechCrunch's Ingrid Lunden, Klarna's Niklas Adalberth, Huddle's Andy McLoughlin and Zendesk's Mikkel Svane at TechCrunch Disrupt Europe in Berlin tackled today.

Her first, Black Water Rising, tackled 1980s Texas and was shortlisted for the 2010 Orange Prize.

Across Wales, nearly 200 grass fires have been tackled since March, with many started deliberately.

This is the sort of question Jackie Lanzaro, a senior BME major, tackled last summer.

That, my friend, is an excellent question, one that the Sierra Club tackled last year.

This builds a lot of trust and allows the problem to be tackled earlier.