Sentence examples for be tackled even when from inspiring English sources

Mismanagement will need to be tackled even when sanctions are fully lifted.

Chance constraints are generally difficult to tackle even when they are reformulated into expectation constraints, let alone we do not have the information about distributions.

When discussing the continuum, the two extremes and their underlying connection will be tackled.

Corruption must be tackled.

The shooter was tackled when he had to reload.

What did hurt Harlequins was that the referee, Martin Fox, was penalising them after the tackle, even when they were going forward through the contact, but Saracens were certainly knocked off their stride, epitomised by the yellow card their England full-back Alex Goode earned when he leant into Ugo Monye near the halfway line to prevent the wing chasing a chip ahead.

We tend to think the HIV virus was tackled sometime around the evening of March 21st , 1994when Tom Hanks won the Best Actor Award for Philadelphia and it was commonly accepted that the west might start taking HIV and its protection, treatment and stigma seriously.

Now he is tackling an even bigger foe.

Of course, helmet makers have no control over how players tackle or defend themselves when being tackled.

He's tackled.

Further, we may have firm, reflective convictions about how a given class of problems is best tackled, deliberatively, even when we remain in doubt about what should be done.