Sentence examples for because the tackling from inspiring English sources

Special teams remain a problem because the tackling is poor.

You gave a bit and you took a bit, especially in a derby, and the games were fierce because the tackling was allowed to be fierce.

Rugby played in America is also rough, rougher than in other countries because of the tackling.

Today, after examining the videotape of the game, Payton said he thought Collins's choice was a better play because the Rams' tackles pinched toward the center of the line as the ball was snapped.

"It is not going to be good because the tackle was so bad".

Gazza was both assailant and sufferer, because the tackle shredded the cruciate ligament in his own right knee.

"They were looking at it from their side rather than mine," says Haaland. "They wanted to get some money because the tackle had affected my career and they were thinking about the financial loss to them.

A couple of years later he tried to claim that he'd had to retire because of the tackle.

A Tottenham report on the 22-goal forward's injury last night described the Welshman as being in "severe pain" because of the tackle, which occurred in stoppage time of the Europa League quarter-final first leg.

That's partly because the film tackles Pakistan's flagging efforts to stem terrorism.

Precisely because the play tackles a big issue with such honesty and truth, I find it hard to accept its final plot-contrivance.