Sentence examples for be tackled about from inspiring English sources

When England are feeling a little more cheerful he may be tackled about this.

The corruption now widespread in poor countries must be tackled (about which Mr Prahalad has penned a particularly useful chapter).There are plenty of sceptics.

Al Anstey, managing director of Al Jazeera English, acknowledged to The Huffington Post in August 2011 that "in the United States of America, there were myths and misconceptions that needed to be tackled about what Al Jazeera stood for and what Al Jazeera English stood for and stands for".

That's great, but it doesn't tackle the issue I thought it was meant to be tackling, about getting people reading," he said.

Next, I'm tackling about 2,200 system-generated letters sent out automatically.

We then walked to the two ICU tents, where a group of doctors and nurses rotating through from Chicago-Rush Hospital, the University of Connecticut, and other institutions were tackling about 30 urgent cases, from typhoid fever to congestive heart failure.

As a trustee of the Design Council I see first hand how public issues can be tackled by thinking about design.

Whilst problems can be tackled as they occur, thoughts about the menacing future, about death and about being left alone, are never far away.

If you're about to be tackled, act sooner rather than later.

Sam Murphy will be tackling queries about running and triathlon.

This month, he's tackled Super Mario Kart in about 11 Kb of code.