Sentence examples for going to tackle it from inspiring English sources

We're going to tackle it with you.

If they're going to tackle it properly, they need to take action and get to the bottom of this".

"They were always saying then that we're not going to let inflation get out of hand, that we're going to tackle it once the economy starts growing, but they never did".

"They were always saying that we're not going to let inflation get out of hand, that we're going to tackle it once the economy starts growing, but they never did it".

So how is the new government going to tackle it?

"I am guessing they are going to tackle it from beneath the surface to start with," he said.

"With a 3min 28sec in his range of skill-sets now as a 1500m runner, it's difficult to know how they are going to tackle him".

Happiness is a mindset, we construct our own frameworks of preference, and if one day everyone in the wold woke up and said, "I'm going to tackle climate change," it would get done.

Miliband has made clear that decisions on new energy infrastructure – which in most parts of the country means wind farms – cannot simply be imposed on communities: if the nation is going to tackle climate change, it will have to do so with popular consent.

You're not going to tackle huge hills on it, I wouldn't think.

The good news is that Do will at least have really efficient meetings when it's planning how it's going to tackle all that.