Sentence examples for tackled with a from inspiring English sources
The over-reliance on Siri is tackled with a second method of text input.
Instead he said the crisis should be tackled with a "comprehensive growth and investment programme".
In the US this problem is being tackled with a growing urgency.
It eventually became apparent, however, that the challenge was better tackled with a competition, he said.
Online extremism can only be tackled with a strong partnership between policymakers, civil society, academia and companies.
Disease control, global recessions and climate change are all global obstacles, which can only be tackled with a global commitment between countries.
A tireless worker with an easygoing charm, the 5-foot-11, 190-pound Wilson tackled with an aggressiveness that raised eyebrows.
This task can be tackled with an approach combining the matching blunder detection scheme and the application of shape-from-shading technique.
The esulting high frequency switching behavior, known as chattering, which is inherent in discontinuous controllers, is tackled with an appropriately designed discontinuous backstepping controller, which effectively reduces chattering.
This formulation can be used in different ways to elucidate the main problem, each of which can be tackled with an mBN classifier.
The mathematical problem under these circumstances is strongly ill-posed, and thus tackled with an optimization approach, i.e., a GA incorporated with the underlying physics as some constraints.
