Sentence examples for avoid tackling from inspiring English sources

"The authorities avoid tackling the problem because it's a political hot potato".

One trap people fall into is to consistently avoid tackling the larger, more major projects.

Podlesh said he had since experienced fleeting thoughts that maybe he should avoid tackling to keep himself healthy.

Should Gareth Bale have won a penalty for this fall against Scotland and should Luis Suárez avoid tackling altogether?

National leaders in Tokyo avoid tackling Japan's huge fiscal problems, but municipal authorities have first-hand experience of the effects of shrinking budgets.

But Mr. Winkler suggested that Bloomberg View would deliberately avoid tackling topics that converged with the mayor's business and political life.

For the most part, Life avoids tackling criminals.

April joked that he remembered how older kickers actively avoided tackling.

Up to a fourth of their patients face problems of a kind they have avoided tackling so far: catastrophic conditions.

Kennedy's most convincing points were on the economics of nuclear energy (an area the film avoids tackling), while Stone effectively challenged assertions about health risks.

By dismissing opponents of nationalized health care as being motivated only by ideology, Mr. Krugman avoids tackling intellectual arguments against such a policy.