Sentence examples for tackling not only from inspiring English sources

In this mode Shukert takes gleeful flight, abasing herself with a zeal reminiscent of another comedian-memoirist, Chelsea Handler, boldly tackling not only menstrual stains and foreskins, but also sex-trafficking and the Holocaust.

More classical CD reviews Still in her early teens, Chloë Hanslip here builds on the success of her debut disc of violin showpieces, tackling not only the popular G minor Violin Concerto of Bruch but the far more demanding Third Concerto, almost twice as long.

But the two-year-old startup Shipt is doing exactly that, tackling not only its far better funded San Francisco-based rival, but the twin juggernauts of Amazon and Google in the fresh food delivery market.

With Bernie Sanders, you have a candidate tackling not only private prisons and mass incarceration, but a person who says "I'll be damned" to quagmires and perpetual wars.

Most Importantly, she has applied her relentlessness to tackling not only her own cancer, but cancer itself, and the way it's treated in the country and the world.

Forming a kind of creative and intellectual melting pot, the exhibition brings together scientists, artists, and architects who were tasked with producing a series of collaborative works exploring our understanding (or lack of) of energy, tackling not only our misconceptions about energy, but also challenging the idea of a singular understanding of how the world works.

For that it will need to tackle not only acute debt, but the chronic sort too.

She tackles not only gender and racial issues, but also the border between high art and popular art.

In it he tackled not only religious and political themes, which are his normal forte, but prostitution, drug addiction, and the degradation of the urban poor.

As a result, patients suffering from illnesses like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia must tackle not only their diseases but also the discrimination that often prevents them from getting the care they so desperately need.

Parker foundation to tackle not only nearby issues like civic engagement, but moonshots like global public health and biotech as well.