Sentence examples for easily tackle from inspiring English sources

Most of its peers are also trading at lower than book value, implying a sectorwide issue rather than something Goldman can easily tackle individually.

Those who were daunted by "The French Laundry Cookbook" can easily tackle homey sweets like pecan sandies or chocolate cherry scones, or slightly more ambitious productions like the apricot flan tart.

Burger can easily tackle a mere opening ceremony The Namibians are a robust rugby nation but so low on heritage in the sport that they had to help the organisers out on Friday for the World Cup opening ceremony's parade of legendary greats.

I was only able to test it on Canadian networks, but the Retina iPad gets the same multiband LTE radio that's available in the iPad Air, which means it can easily tackle 4G networks around the world.

Based on the combination of the SMC with fuzzy control, this paper presents a new and feasible design algorithm to synthesize a robust fuzzy sliding mode controller which can easily tackle the stabilizing and tracking problem of a class of MIMO nonlinear systems in the presence of uncertainties and external disturbance.

If you just keep dancing side to side, then the defender will easily tackle you.

Some reasons for that aren't easily tackled.

An angry group seemingly beyond the reach of politicians or rational arguments cannot be easily tackled.

It is easily tackled independently, but great tours are offered by Tropical Desert, a local adventure tourism company.

As a deep-seated problem, rooted in dysfunctional families, it is more easily tackled in a speech than a classroom.

Legalisation would bring it into the open, where abuses such as trafficking and under-age prostitution can be more easily tackled.