Sentence examples for tackling though from inspiring English sources

As an academic, she has written extensively on gender and sexuality, and as an administrator, she has a history of tackling — though not always successfully — thorny disputes.

This problem has been one that numerous companies in the AR enterprise space have been tackling, though Remote Assist is still more rudimentary than products from startups like Scope AR, which allow users to integrate CAD files that can be mapped directly onto machinery.

All are worthy topics for a novel to tackle, (though maybe not for one novel to tackle), but Franzen reneges on the Contract by devoting huge numbers of pages to browbeating discussions of these issues.

Getting VR in the hands of your aunt and niece might be the first issue to tackle, though.

Cooke et al. (2006) described the emergence of the Welsh Regional Science Policy which placed life Sciences and health as a challenge area to be tackled though the EU approach of Smart Specialisation, and the associated concentration of investment into excellence.

Each game gets a maximum of 1,000 gamerscore to dole out to each gamer for the achievements they tackle, though they can bump that up a bit with downloadable content released after launch.

As we're all well aware, "friends" has been a tricky concept for Google to tackle — though they're about to try again with whatever their upcoming social product is.

The FSB's national chairman, John Allan, is pleased to see the government tackling counterfeiting, though: "Small firms who deal with low priced items are more likely to be affected by fake currency but we do have concerns about the extra costs of introducing a new pound coin.

It does plan to start tackling this though, with Hindu support likely coming next to cover off a significant chunk of the population.

Working inside at tackle, though, requires more nuance and sophistication.

Missed a couple of tackles, though, and was caught in possession.