Sentence examples for years tackling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Banks's tough, sprawling novel is his best in years, tackling difficult and topical subject matter.

Does this really sound as though a government has been hard at work for five years tackling the problem?

Many of them have switched tactics in recent years, tackling it as a health issue rather than a law and order problem.

Will M I IV actually be a prequel, showing Ethan Hunt's teenage years, tackling bullies and jocks at his local high school?

Mr. Byrd, 52, has been among the most innovative and busy of choreographers in recent years, tackling unusual themes in an unusually eclectic style.

Dr. Jay Katz, a physician and a professor at Yale Law School who spent more than 40 years tackling confounding questions on the boundaries between law, medicine, psychology and ethics, died Monday at his home in New Haven, Conn.

Auster's first novel in seven years tackles ideas of identity, following Archibald Isaac Ferguson from birth, as this singular life takes four synchronous but different paths.

While frustrations grow about his ability to solve these issues, he spent his first year tackling reforms to fix the public school system and bringing more competition to the telecommunications industry.

On Tuesday, the White House laid out an ambitious agenda for the year: tackling healthcare, immigration, and welfare reform and delivering on a huge infrastructure plan, all tantalizing priorities that appeal to sizeable elements of the Republican Party.

Many of the best public-policy essays of the year tackled the interconnected subjects of inequality, wage stagnation and the loss of economic dynamism.

Both bands played Mr. Hollenbeck's music: the Orchestre, an initiative of the French Ministry of Culture, now in its 25th year, tackled a body of work called "Shut Up and Dance," recently released as a double album on the Bee Jazz label.