Sentence examples for could tackle that from inspiring English sources
"Because of my background in clothing design, I thought 'I could tackle that,'" she explains.
Just imagine being able to put together the teams of people who could tackle that crisis head on.
One way that Nokia could tackle that might be through advertising — for example sponsored results — but another may be in enterprise sales.
When Janssen Pharmaceuticals, the R&D arm of pharma giant J&J, decided they were going to focus on novel therapeutics of big impact, rather than follow the competition's focus on branded generics or biosimilars, they completely redesigned how they could tackle that goal by opening five so-called innovation centers.
One North East Labour MP believes quality contracts could tackle that.
I'm not even saying that necessarily had to be the dictionary definition, like sexy; I just wanted something outside of the box, something that could tackle issues that wasn't necessarily falling under the censorship umbrella of primetime.
Reversing AQA's decision could start to tackle that problem.
As I drift off to sleep at night, my thoughts are plagued with new strategies I could implement to tackle that difficult child, what layout and content I want for next year's displays, whether I was too harsh in the last report in the pile.
Journalists could have tried to tackle that, to pierce the bubble and find some kind of meaning in all of it, but instead they spent six months obsessing over numbers that turned out to be bullshit.
And if you are prepared to tackle that — I could have used a little help, frankly — then by all means take a curious child with an interest in spycraft and skulduggery to see "Charlie Wilson's War".
