Sentence examples for experience of tackling from inspiring English sources

"I can't say it was easy, but it kind of flowed," he said of the experience of tackling "The Nutcracker".

Some of the "unluckiest" children are poorer pupils living in the affluent areas of the Home Counties - where schools have less experience of tackling disadvantaged.

I wanted to give you a chance to respond to some of the criticism that came forward since your nomination — first the criticism that you don't have banking experience, or experience tackling broader macroeconomic issues.

"Even if you spent your sabbatical rock climbing, you had the experience of successfully tackling a challenge, and that translates to changes in leadership style and self-perception," Ms. Smith said.

"Combining Uber's software engineering expertise with NASA's decades of airspace experience to tackle this is a crucial step forward for Uber Elevate".

Members of the Nobel Women's Initiative are marshaling their collective wisdom and experience to tackle the challenge of ending rape as a weapon of war.

Don't be afraid of tackling.

He might have a vastly different background to Carlisle, who detailed his problems with alcohol and depression in a recent autobiography, but Sheffield-born Humphreys will still be able to draw on his own experiences to tackle some of the game's more topical issues.

But there is much we can learn from the experience of other countries tackling the same issues.

A year-long model may more adequately prepare the new teacher in terms of their self-esteem and experience at tackling the everyday tasks.

But Olympics minister Tessa Jowell said the measures were necessary and a decision to implement them was based on the UK's "years of experience in both tackling terrorism and hosting major sporting and cultural events".