Sentence examples for being able to tackle from inspiring English sources

Shanghai Bobby, failing to quell concerns about being able to tackle longer distances, finished fifth.

I have already heard from quite a few people at NOAA, and they seem energized and optimistic about working together and being able to tackle some of the real serious problems".

"Being able to tackle real problems has always been an attraction for me".

Being able to tackle the threats the country faces depends on secrecy, Sir John argued.

With this revolution comes the hope of being able to tackle some of the more arduous challenges that the central nervous system has presented to the research community.

Charities, such as the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF), say that understanding exactly what poverty is provides the first step towards being able to tackle it.

"Ten years ago we used to be able to tackle, and that was Steven Taylor's game.

It was only when he stopped to reload that bystanders were able to tackle him.

You have to have people in position to be able to tackle him".

The NHS does not seem to be able to tackle this sort of thing.

But governments won't be able to tackle climate change alone.