Sentence examples similar to tackling period from inspiring English sources

Ewan Gurr, the Scotland development officer for the Trussell Trust, believes the Scottish government is willing to tackle period poverty, although inevitably questions of funding – in particular in relation to newly devolved welfare powers – come into play.

During one of our discussions we  decided we wanted to do something to tackle period shame more broadly, in a public way.

Tarantino makes no apologies for tackling this period of American history in his own indomitable style.

Nonetheless, Battlefield developer EA Dice has committed to tackling the period with latest game in the series, Battlefield 1.

11 12 Focusing on younger children has the advantage of tackling a period where the basis for a healthy lifestyle is still being established.

Next up Mr. Sucsy, who grew up in Connecticut and attended Georgetown University and Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif., will tackle a period comedy called "Rosaline".

A number of books since have tackled the period, including "Pulang" ("Homecoming"), a prize-winning novel by Leila Chudori, a Tempo journalist.

It's a stark contrast to gloomier attempts to tackle the period, such as Oscar-winner The Lives Of Others, even if the mood does gradually darken to reflect the times.

So perhaps it comes as no surprise when the young actor revealed that he would love to tackle a period piece next.

Swale's exposition feels a little clumsy at times, and the action occasionally veers close to soap opera, but she deserves credit for tackling this vital period of British educational history.

With so much already known about the boxer and with many people already holding opinions of the man and his politics, Frears says he is aware that by tackling a particular period in his life, he is putting his "head in the lion's mouth".