Sentence examples for constant tackling from inspiring English sources

Flirting is very natural and it's fun, but again - remember you're not on a date so constant tackling, pushing, holding hands, hugs, etc. aren't really appropriate!

"But to the thousands of farming families living with the constant threat of TB, tackling this disease is the most important issue in their lives".

He added: "Like every prison in the country, it is a constant challenge to tackle drugs by reducing demand and combatting supply.

"Germany bears responsibility for the most atrocious crime of human history," he said, adding that the memory of the Holocaust was a constant reminder to tackle any form of antisemitism.

A dehumidifer might be helpful if you are keeping the dog in an environment where it is difficult to tackle constant moisture.

For a company like Sightline that is tackling a highly technical challenge, that constant movement was especially troubling, as it prevented engineers from developing deep expertise in a narrow field.

"This is pure electioneering, but the constant churn and bluster make any concerns expressed about tackling workload ring hollow.

Patrick Tabacco was guaranteeing a constant flow of possession at the line-out, and only some determined tackling from the Wasps pack held them out.

The novelist, who has written two whodunnits under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, says she loves writing in the crime genre because of its open-ended nature, with the detective having to tackle a constant sucession of cases rather than being tied to a single storyline.

The British authority tackling cybercrime is giving details of the extent to which the country is facing constant threats.

"Our need for tackling and understanding our evolving health care problems are constantly challenging conventional biology and medicine and thus requires the constant need for new minds".