Sentence examples similar to tackling the argument from inspiring English sources

For all his talk of honesty and the need for painful truths, he did not once tackle the argument that Labour simply spent too much during the good times, and that this was a big reason why the country has one of the rich world's largest public deficits.

Just in time for the finale of "Looking," this week the boys are tackling the classic gay argument: if we were in an episode of "Sex and The City," who would you be? Watch this latest episode in the new series above.

Here, paleoartist John Conway tackles the ongoing arguments about keeping the dinosaurs up-to-date.

Paxman's argument for tackling the Savile story that evening continues in familiar style: 1.

Enlightened employers are increasingly recognising the economic argument for tackling the taboo, and helping staff stay in work.

Certainly this is true, but if funding is currently a major mechanism of influence, then hardly an argument against tackling the problem.

A standard classical argument for tackling the boundary value problem for elliptic partial differential equations is based on reformulating the equation as an integral equation by using a Green's function and then invoking the theory of integral equations.

Buller (2005) introduces further worries for this type of argument by tackling the assumption that there can be no such thing as a domain general problem solving mechanism.

This is perhaps the most compelling economic argument in favour of tackling the growing gap between rich and poor in Australia.

In particular, we compare the relative merits of heuristic models relying on purely statistical arguments and those explicitly tackling the prediction of the phenotypic and fitness effects of new mutations.

While there is no hard evidence to support this argument, I feel strongly that tackling the desperate plight of children must take precedence.