Sentence examples for Cause tackle from inspiring English sources

Once you have identified the cause, tackle it in a healthy and self-compassionate way.

Abraham kept coming at Tampa Bay from all directions, including a possession-ending sack in overtime that caused tackle Jeremy Trueblood to throw up his hands in frustration.

In order to speed up the negotiating, COP President Fabius has introduced four working groups, which will each be focused on one of four substantive issues – financial and capacity-building support, differentiated responsibility [i.e. which countries are most responsible for causing and tackling climate change], long-term goals and periodic review of the deal, and pre-2020 climactiontion.

Figure 2 shows that the reduction in life disparity from around 25 years in 1840 to between 9 and 15 years at present is overwhelmingly due to reductions in early-life disparity caused by tackling premature mortality.

And in both the N.C.A.A. and the N.F.L., crippling tackles cause head injuries bad enough to lead to dementia and suicide.

Valerie Rockefeller Wayne noted that funding companies that cause the problems being tackled by their programmes is pretty dumb: "We had investments that were undermining our grants".

We need reforms to speed up the really important cases where delay can cause prejudice and further tackling of the backlog of cases.

However, most MOPSO algorithms only adopt a single search strategy to update the velocity of each particle, which may cause some difficulties when tackling complex MOPs.

We live in a complex, interconnected world facing unique problems that, if not tackled, could cause great pain, or even threaten a collapse of civilization as we know it.

Shinkler jumped in the air as Brits drove through the tackle causing the prop to pirouette.

Giants defensive end Justin Tuck said the melee was caused by Dallas tackle Flozell Adams.