I'll tackle this

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"We're proposing a route map in which you look at where the congestions are, as it were, and getting international organisations to look and say, 'I'll tackle this, you tackle that', and within 10 years we'll be able to produce the whole thing and bingo".

So I will tackle this from the inside.

I will tackle this subject more fully in a future story, but it is true that the violence along the border in particular is driving some people away.

And if you entrust me with the presidency, I will tackle this problem and focus on new technologies that will make us less dependent on big oil or foreign oil.

(I'll tackle the most plausible right-wing critique in a later post).

Maybe I'll tackle the question in my own first novel, should such a thing ever occur.

(Corporations? Think I'm a shill for corporations? Stay tuned. I'll tackle the corporations in a column soon).

I will tackle the challenge of creating a car with even more splendid flavour than the Scirocco".

A: The brand will expand into a Women's line immediately and then I will tackle the children department.

This week I'll tackle data roaming fees, which wireless providers charge when customers use their phones outside their service area.

I was like, 'This feels like within my world, so this is the one I'll tackle,'" Burns said about his decision.