Sentence examples for Could have tackled from inspiring English sources

They could have tackled this issue within it".

I don't think I could have tackled "The Pura Principle"until now.

Franklin could have tackled or smothered; he was too late to stop the kick, and he was out to intimidate.

He could have tackled the unacceptable level and variety of unwarranted stops, searches and frisking of black men in particular.

"This is a project we could have tackled any time, but the truly bizarre circumstances of the recent presidential election put it on the front burner.

Yet if Congress were serious about funding the two programs without causing crippling uncertainty for states and providers, it could have tackled the issue months ago.

The thing is, if the Jets' receivers could catch a ball or the Jets' defense could've tackled ANYONE, this game could have gone completely differently.

"She could be like a St Bernard and go and rescue people," he says, suggesting that Isis could even have tackled the fire that rages through the Abbey in episode one.

"Without it, our team could not have tackled challenges, such as sensory analysis trials, ingredient formulation and production scale-up for manufacturing in larger batches," he says.

Even the most practised yogi could not have tackled the utter futility and excruciating tedium of an eight-week contest between Malcolm Turnbull and that other guy.

He could equally well have tackled higher mathematics or advanced physics.