Sentence examples for a while to tackle from inspiring English sources

As for the people-livestock relation, there is much detailed ethnographic information available, but again it has taken a while to tackle the issue comparatively.

Of course, Facebook has a while longer to tackle the questions.

Nate Gerry, a safety for Nebraska, told the AP that though it took a while to get the rugby tackle into "muscle memory … the science behind it, the explosion of power and using your hips more … I like it.

Williams was hurt in a helmet-to-helmet hit while attempting to tackle a Stanford running back, Kerry Carter, in a game in October 2000.

I stumbled upon KeyTouch while trying to tackle a pair of Ukrainians who wouldn't stop talking about the LG Shine in their Kraken-howl language.

From what I saw, they were regular people trying to get on with life in much the same way that anyone else does, all while having to tackle a burden that they did not choose to bare.

And in a way he's actually writing new songs, often in genres he never had a chance to tackle while he was still breathing.

Among the crowd that starts each year contemplating the world in Davos, Switzerland, the need for global governance has been touted for some while as a way to tackle our evident problems.

These measures, while demonstrating a desire to tackle fraud, represent only one step of many that must be pursued with constant attention.

Johnson Sirleaf has attracted growing criticism in Liberia over nepotism and a failure to tackle poverty, while Banda's re-election campaign in Malawi this year could be derailed by a corruption scandal.

The 30-year-old man, whose name has not been made public, had a heart attack while surgeons tried to tackle an infection that had set in weeks after the dual transplant, the doctor who led the pioneering transplant said.