Sentence examples for firm tackles from inspiring English sources

The first generation of such chips, made by MicroCHIPS, an American firm, tackles diabetes.

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The killer third goal began with a fair but very firm tackle by Gusztáv Szepesi which left Garrincha limping.

He points to Carlyle as a good example of a firm tackling these difficulties with its centralised, team-building "One Carlyle" process.

That's always an easy formula to defend, especially for a Titans D that has firm tackling corners and solid pass-defending outside linebackers.

Herrera then responded with a firm tackle on Gerrard, for which the Manchester United midfielder was booked.

One firm tackling the "point of access" challenge is Abra, a newer bitcoin startup that bills itself as "the world's first peer-to-peer digital cash money transfer network".

As law firms tackle the pressures that can undermine their effectiveness and durability, law school graduates and students have an opportunity to take a fresh look at what it means to be a lawyer.

So the big brewers see plenty of further growth in these developing markets, although profit margins may be slim because competition there is fierce.In this section Lights, camera, brands EasyOz Be kind to be cruel When lightning strikes Head to head Rough and tumble No compensation without cost Fighting to the top ReprintsMergers have been designed to help firms tackle these markets.

Plenty of startups are still mining that rich seam, and it's interesting to see the sheer variety of firms tackling the issue.

CapCo specializes in helping financial services firms tackle all of the back-office and risk-management problems involved with longer trading hours, shorter settlement cycles and cross-border trading.