Sentence examples for Tackle effectively from inspiring English sources

Texas has nine sacks this season, but a bigger issue has been the Longhorns' inability to tackle effectively.

'We need clarity on this, because osteoporosis is an important and common condition that the NHS doesn't tackle effectively.

The prop Xavier Chiocci's 47th-minute try, after the hooker Craig Burden had broken through Devin Toner's tackle, effectively settled the match.

The Giants have the following week off before their first playoff game, and Parcells said Burt could not be away that long and still play nose tackle effectively.

The difference in the public outcry against Labour and Conservative failures to tackle effectively race and prejudice issues in their parties is telling.

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones's new book, Cloak and Dagger: A History of American Secret Intelligence (Yale), shows how, almost since their 19th-century inception, American intelligence bureaux have invented or exaggerated a succession of menaces to defend their spiralling budgets and demonstrate their own usefulness while failing to tackle effectively other, more substantial threats.

Project risk management can be effective if the barriers to risk management are identified and tackled effectively (Han et al. 2008).

If the remaining cases are to be tackled effectively, local laws must be strengthened and enforcement increased, experts say.

There is insufficient support for those with physical or emotional needs, and bullying has not been tackled effectively enough.

Just as terrorism, international crime and drugs cannot be tackled effectively on a unilateral basis, neither can weapons proliferation.

These problems can be tackled effectively today, helping many more people more dramatically than "climate aid" could.