Sentence examples for tackling the topic from inspiring English sources

Many are not as depressing as they might have been, with filmmakers tackling the topic through comedy and warm drama.

Teachers liked DARE because they felt uncomfortable tackling the topic themselves, and because they got a break.

If this case must be raked over again, it's good to see a woman tackling the topic.

The festival takes place just weeks before Scotland's independence referendum on 18 September, and Barley said that speakers from "all points of view" would be tackling the topic.

Nevertheless Crick's wide-ranging work in the field was influential, not least in breaking the taboo of tackling the topic in scientific circles.

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Did no British network dare tackle the topic?

The Pope tackled the topic of climate change and its ramifications.

Some studies have tackled the topic retrospectively, interviewing adults about their early experiences.

Slip Slop Slap sees artists and critics tackle the topic at King Street Gallery on William (11 March).

President Bush tackled the topic in August 2001 by imposing strict limits on taxpayer financing of embryonic stem cell research.