Sentence examples for were tackled with from inspiring English sources

Subjects such as the early sexualisation of children (Regina's little sister grinding along to Kelis' Milkshake on the TV) and body dysmorphia (the ritualistic cries of "man shoulders" as the girls examine themselves in the mirror) were tackled with wit.

"Big moral questions are being tackled with imagination and wit".

She said veins as large as a Sharpie marker can be tackled with foam sclerotherapy.

The over-reliance on Siri is tackled with a second method of text input.

In the US this problem is being tackled with a growing urgency.

Instead he said the crisis should be tackled with a "comprehensive growth and investment programme".

The Finns have proven that health inequalities can be tackled with collective action and determination.

At LCM, the EU referendum was tackled with both explicit and subtle references.

When he's tackled with notable vigor, he pats his adversary and congratulates him.

Everything, including his Friday tee time and golf lessons for the grandsons, is tackled with urgency.

But its elite politics remains an intricate and frustrating puzzle to be tackled with crude techniques and unreliable sources.