Sentence examples for tackling awkward from inspiring English sources

Totalitarian states like China (see article) are not particularly good at tackling awkward problems either.

The kitchen could have done more to help diners tackle awkward foods.

In a manner that is the hallmark of the best Alan Partridge material, the song wrings humour from smugness and embarrassment, tackling potentially awkward elements of his personal and public personas, and despite Coogan's much referenced shortcomings, the chorus jauntily concludes with a Monty Python-like shrug of the shoulders.

"Grange Hill" and its ilk tackle awkward subjects that foreign series tend to shy away from, and in a British context that makes them more real to British children.

She was not the first to tackle this awkward space, which is rectangular and made more so by a room-long set of built-in bookcases.

LetsLunch tackles another awkward and inefficient necessity of the business world: Networking.

The reason is that the world is just not set up to deliver hydrogen on demand.In tackling that slightly awkward problem, fuel-cell fans fall into two camps.

The politics of tackling it might be awkward, admittedly.

Thanks in part to his role on the FX show "Louie," the real-life divorced dad has basically become the poster boy for single parenting, tackling everything from how awkward it is to run into your ex's new man to how strange it feels to have free time when the kids are with the other parent.

It's time to sacrifice the comfort of not tackling serious issues that are awkward and embarrassing and focus on the dignity of human life.

But because it failed to tackle the politically awkward restructuring of its prize, the strategy failed.Europe's car market is set to turn down next year.