Sentence examples for Tackle the difference from inspiring English sources

But ask Jenkins, the Jets' 349-pound nose tackle, the difference between a hamstring and a thigh, and he breaks into a virtual dissertation.

The younger girl's name is blotted out throughout the publicly released form, but the final line of the report tackles the difference in age.

In a couple where one partner experienced constant shouting and arguing in his family and members of the other partner's family never raised their voices, neither partner has a useful model for tackling the differences that partners inevitably need to resolve.

The course aimed to tackle this difference upfront through introspective exercises.

"You have to understand, this wasn't an accident in the sense it was an illegal tackle, that is the difference".

Among the preschooler dilemmas that "Sesame Street's" characters tackle early is the difference between reporting and tattling.

It also tackles the main differences between the Common Core approach and other "integrative" projects taking place in Europe today.

Clubs will receive DVDs from PGMOL next week reinforcing the message, while they have already received written guidance to explain the difference between careless tackles, reckless tackles and tackles using excessive force.

Generally, the transition to pro football is extra difficult for defensive tackles (probably due to the difference in competition they face; in college, the interior line is usually just made up of the fattest players a team has, while in the pros, the interior line is loaded with outstanding athletes).

There is a need to tackle these differences and engage patients earlier, focusing on the needs of men and women from the most persistently affected groups.

Robinson was particularly incensed over a 50th-minute penalty for a Kane Evans late tackle – the resulting penalty goal the difference between the two sides – and Dylan Napa being put on report late for a tackle on Taane Milne.